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Precambrian basement within the septentrional Andes: Age and geological
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Article · January 1980
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           PRECAmRIAN -BASEmNT WITllIN THE SEPTENTRIONAI. ANDES : -AGE AND GEOLOGICAI. EVOLU-                                           .-,=.:`        on t`he .natufe. o-f.`.`thB.`úóic`aniám ih'-.
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           J. ALVAREZ and U.G.CORDANI.
           -Several outcrops of igneous and metamorphic roc.ks, belonging to                                        the    Andean                 Along the `southBrn :bordBi cicf thB `t
                                                                                                                                                  lgnimbrlt.es an`d vol`canlc~ tufs f`c]ri
           basement, are descrí1]ed in Colombia. .Some of them have yielded clearly pre-                                                          rock§, taken from boreholes and q`
           cambrian radiometríc ages , :such as t:he Dibü11a gneisses of the` Sierra Nevada de                                                 geDchemica-l
                                                                                                                                               "Ni, zn).h   `            approaóh
                                                                                                                                                                               :Í> ,`(maJc)r`
                                                                                                                                                                                       -Á     anc]` t]
           Santa Ma`r,ta. massif (?rpund 1300 n.y:) , a few gneísses and¡ ambri-bolites of the
        -   Santander.massif, and some isolat.éd. outcr.ops within t:he Central. `and . East.érn                                               They show evidenc`é á+ io.w grBensc-t
           Cordilleras-, (940-.1600 ü;y..` age range) . Addi¬í-onal .radiometric dates were obtai--                                     .^       data of 390 ri.Y. are.1ntei`pr`eted `{
          "ned.on sohe gneissic ,.rpcks 'o-f. the Garzon nassiÍ , confirming i'ts suppos`ed lat.e`                                      _       rcick.s caused by t:he loúer` devciniai
` -\.       precatnbrian.age.. Ihe imore `§igni'ficant results are the Rb-Sr whole rock deTermi`=.                                              The§e metavo.Icanics. can be divldet
                                                                                                                                                is -mainly composed -of i`hyc]lite§ ai
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           '/sr86 `ratí-o of 0.704 .
                                           L;s= ¥t:2exa:g±¥Eí;::r:o±¥;: í:=En:n:t::Íe;:g;,`..                                                  tholelitic.trend} .is `i`epr.e§ented` l
                                                                                                                                                xenol±.ths in dacitic rcic}ks. These
                                                                                                                                             .. part .of the lineament, appear` tci- ]
           These geneíall-y .1ate Precaiibrian ages obtained so far on the basement rock§ of                                                 ' tlc magma by xenoliths. >'The gengs:
           the Septentrioná1 Andes a're riot compatible with the-observed age provinces -`of                                                   a§ nQ dlaba§1`c c]ykes are found. `
           the Guyana Shield. ín Colonbia, Venezuela, the Guianas and northern Brazil,.                                                       -This volcanlsm, by lts. gec]giaphic¬
           whích are substantially.older. .However, a time correlation can be found with                                                       the quB§tion c)f its po§ition r.elal
           the Rondonian mobile belt (1050-1400 m.y.) , whích occupies the sout:hwestémmost
                                                                                                                                               par.t of Eui.opB, accctrding t;o the i
           part of Amazoní:an crátoníc region.      This beit exhibits NW-SE structurai trends
           and may extend below the Llanos towards the Garzon massif . Within the Andean
           mountain chaín, the,st:ruttures could bend to a N-S general direction, and a
           further correiation éan be suggested with the Grenviiie age provínce of North
           America, of simílar age.
                                                                                                                                                  Origím of large mas3seB of 1
                                                                                                                                                  ANI)REEV Gennadíi , Geologics
                                                                                                                                                  The Synnyr massif in the iNo
                                                                                                                                                  the largegt alkaline massiv
                                                                                                                                                  pseudoleucitic syenites ín
                                                                                                                                                  the body vary from 10 to 20
           Nature, origine et                     évolution     des    basaltes   aicaiins   de    ia    région    de     Lisbonne,               to 3,5 km. Such large accum
           Portugal                                                                                                                            has no analogties. The alkal
           ALVES,          C.A.          Matos;   RODRIGUES,       B.N.;   SERRALHEIRO,      A.;   SANTOS,        A.R.    et   FARIA,          ly differ from the Bame one
           A.P.,Centro              de-Geologi`a            (iN.ic),   Facu,]dede    de   Ciéncias,       Lisboa,    Portugal                  cloee to granitío rocks by
                                                                                                                                               The admixture conten`tEi in t
           on étudie              le "c.ompléxe basaltique"                d]áge    tertiaire et        nature alcaline á oli-                    are identioal to the .conten
                                                                                                                                               Phe increaEie of the potasgi
           ;:::hf:i-;:er::::nt::i:,:::::n:t::ig:;::edia:::y::o|:fi::eáu,::::::::::fu:e:t                                                       neously with the decreaBe o
           dc)nnées et considérations gé`nétiques. dans le cadre géodynamique de 1 'ouvertu-                                                   Bíble to eiolude the` uBe of
           re de I'Atlantique et de la rotation de la peninsule lberique, en comparat-                                                         the oi.igin of leuoitic rook
           son avec certaines series des Tles atlantiques et en particulier avec 1 'Ar-                                                        nesiB of the Synnyr alkalin
          "chTpe]         de     Madére.                                                                                                  `<-: the alkaline rocks and sali
           On essaye ]a détérmination du magma basaltique original á partir de la con-                                                            ::u*gH:fa:::a!::e::a::#:
           sidération des diagrammes basés sur un indice d'évolution.magmatique (PCA),                                                            the alkaline ones undei. the
           et étant données les teneurs de certains éléments des TR`on choisi un modé-                                                            preceded the meltÍJig stage.
           Ie de manteau supérieur et on adopte iin schéma de dérivation basaltique.                                                           and aluminium as. basi`c oomp
                                                                                                                                               rooks were Beparated aB`a r
                                                                                                                                               ation when the mBgma was li
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