Las Cañas plutonic complex: Geodynamic implications during the Famatinian magmatism in northeast of Sierra de San Luis, Argentina

Volume: 93, Pages: 313 - 347
Published: Aug 1, 2019
Abstract
Las Cañas Plutonic Complex (LCPC) is a small representative of the Famatinian Ordovician plutonism (470.4 ± 8.1 Ma) located in the northeastern sector of Sierra Grande de San Luis, Argentina. The LCPC was emplaced into a metasedimentary sequence, which reached their metamorphic climax under high-temperature/low-pressure conditions (∼680 ± 37 °C and 550 ± 120 MPa). The bodies of the LCPC are zoned by rocks of different compositions that represent...
Paper Details
Title
Las Cañas plutonic complex: Geodynamic implications during the Famatinian magmatism in northeast of Sierra de San Luis, Argentina
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Volume
93
Pages
313 - 347
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