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Source areas evolution in the Neogene Agost Basin (Betic Cordillera): Implications for regional reconstructions

dc.contributor.authorMartín-Martín M.
dc.contributor.authorGuerrera F.
dc.contributor.authorAlcalá F.J.
dc.contributor.authorSerrano F.
dc.contributor.authorTramontana M.
dc.date.accessioned2020-09-02T22:22:25Z
dc.date.available2020-09-02T22:22:25Z
dc.date.issued2018
dc.identifier10.3301/IJG.2018.14
dc.identifier.citation137, 3, 433-451
dc.identifier.issn20381719
dc.identifier.urihttps://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12728/5228
dc.descriptionSedimentary and mineralogical analyses were performed in the Neogene Agost Basin (External Domain, Betic Cordillera) to reconstruct relationships between tectonics and sedimentation, and source areas evolution over time. The sedimentary analysis allowed defining two sedimentary sequences: (1) Lower Stratigraphic Unit, Serravallian p.p. and (2) Upper Stratigraphic Unit, post Lower Tortonian (Upper Miocene p.p.) separated by an angular unconformity. They consist of marine (lithofacies L-1 to L-3) and continental (lithofacies L-4 to L-8) deposits, respectively. The analysis of mineralogical assemblages and some XRD parameters of the sedimentary sequences and older formations allowed recognizing a sedimentary evolution controlled by the activation of different source areasover time. In particular, the Ill+Kln±Sme+Chl claymineral association characterizes the supply from Triassic formations; the Ill+Kln+Sme association from Albian formations; the Sme+Ill±Kln+(I-S) and Sme+Ill±Kln associations from Upper Cretaceous p.p. formations; and the Sme+Ill±Kln+(I-S) association from Paleogene formations, testifying a tectonic mobility of the basin margins differentiated over time. This reconstruction leads to propose detailed relationships between types of deposits and provenance and not a classic "unroofing", as follows: (i) the lithofacies L-1 (lithofacies L-2 and L-3 were not analysed) is characterized by the Ill+Kln+Sme mineralogical association indicating an origin from the Albian formations; (ii) the lithofacies L-4 shows a mixture of Ill+Kln+Sme and Sme+Ill+Kln associations sourced from the Albian and Upper Cretaceous formations; (iii) the lithofacies L-5 is characterized by the Sme+Ill±Kln+(I-S) association indicating a provenance from the Upper Cretaceous and Paleogene formations, and (iv) the lithofacies L-6 to L-8 are characterized by the Ill+Kln±Sme+Chl association indicating a supply mainly from Triassic deposits. The evolutionary sedimentary model reconstructed for the Agost Basin, which improves a previous contribution about the same area, has been correlated with those reported in other intramontane Neogene basins in the Betic-Rifian Arc studied with similar resolution, this obtaining useful information for regional reconstructions. © Società Geologica Italiana, Roma 2018.
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherSocieta Geologica Italiana
dc.subjectBetic Cordillera
dc.subjectClay-mineral assemblages
dc.subjectNeogene strike-slip faulting
dc.subjectSource areas
dc.subjectTectonosedimentary evolution
dc.titleSource areas evolution in the Neogene Agost Basin (Betic Cordillera): Implications for regional reconstructions
dc.typeArticle


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