Late Paleozoic volcanic arc in southern Coahuila, Mexico: further definition
Abstract
About 4000 m of Late Pennsylvanian and Permian rocks exposed NW of Las Delicias (now Nueva Delicias) are all marine sediments deposited below storm wave base. Principal components are andesitic and dacitic volcanic debris, pelagic siliciclastic sediment, and limestone debris. Virtually all of the sediment was transported by mass-gravity processes. Volcanic debris ranges in size from silt and sand of turbidites to great blocks of basin-margin and...
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Title
Late Paleozoic volcanic arc in southern Coahuila, Mexico: further definition
Published Date
Jan 1, 1985
Volume
17
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