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Joseph Canérot Jacques Bauer Michel Bilotte Chantal Bourdillon Jean-Paul Colin Elie-Jean Debroas Françoise Magniez Francis Mediavilla Yves Ternet 《Comptes Rendus Geoscience》2004,336(10):951-958
By us considered as Albo-Aptian in age and generated through halokinetic processes, the Bosmendiette breccias have been recently interpreted as Selandian (Palaeocene) globigerine-bearing sediments deposited in sub-marine canyons within a deep trough crossing the Pyrenees, from the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. These breccias are really azoic in their lower part and contain a scarce microfauna including radolarians and benthic foraminifera at the top of the formation. They are unconformably covered by the Urgo-Aptian limestones and marls and indicate, under opening marine conditions, Lower Cretaceous collapse movements and northward sliding of the Jurassic slumped cover, related to the growth of the Béloscare–Apoura diapir. To cite this article: J. Canérot et al., C. R. Geoscience 336 (2004). 相似文献
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C. Basile A. Pecher M. Corazzi F. Odonne A. Maillard E.J. Debroas P. Callot 《Marine and Petroleum Geology》2009,26(5):738-751
This paper presents TrackDip, a new method for dipmeter data processing. This method selects, localizes and measures significant tilts from the comparison at various scales of the changes of orientation of sedimentary beddings. We tested this method on simple cases (unconformity, gradual tilt, successive tilts, without and with additional random noise) and on a field example, along three sections in the Eocene Sobrarbe delta, Ainsa foreland basin, northern Spain. For synthetic data sets, the method clearly identifies and measures the introduced tilts.On the field, sedimentary and tectonic structures, especially three main syn-sedimentary sliding surfaces (S1–S3), were successfully identified from processed dipmeter data. The tilt axis are mainly trending N–S in sandstones, associated to Westward transport of sediments. The sliding surfaces S1 and S3 correspond to E–W-trending tilt axis, tentatively correlated either to the flexural subsidence of the basin, or to anticline growth during sedimentation South of the studied area. Combination of these sedimentary and tectonic directions results in a NE–SW striking submarine slope, which locally controls the gravity-driven deformations, especially on the S2 sliding surface. Finally, NNW–SSE-trending tilts above the uppermost S3 sliding surface are interpreted as the result of infilling on the side of the scar produced by sliding. 相似文献
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Guilhem Hoareau Francis Odonne Elie-Jean Debroas Agnès Maillard Christophe Monnin Pierre Callot 《Marine and Petroleum Geology》2009,26(5):724-737
Numerous dolomite concretions have been discovered in marls of the Eocene Sobrarbe deltaic complex as part of the Ainsa Basin (Spain). This paper presents the first analyses of the shapes, the spatial relationships, the mineralogical, chemical and isotopic compositions of these concretions.The concretions are located above a major fossil submarine slide scar. They are mainly perpendicular to the sedimentary layers. Four distinct shapes of concretions have been distinguished: horizontal flat, sub-vertical cylindrical or cylindrical-complex and stocky. Three main mineral phases are associated with most of the concretions: calcite, celestite and barite. Concretion shapes and mineral occurrences are organized vertically in the marls from bottom to top: (i) at the bottom, flat shapes with septarian cracks filled by calcite and celestite, (ii) in the middle and at the top, cylindrical and cylindrical-complex concretions associated with prismatic barite, calcite and celestite filling conduits related to bioturbations, and (iii) at the top, cylindrical and cylindrical-complex concretions associated with calcite and celestite filling conduits related to bioturbations, and stocky shape concretions.We postulate that concretions have formed by dolomite cementation of the surrounding marls during early diagenesis in the zone of methanogenesis. The high sedimentation rate of the infilling seems to be a factor controlling the mineralogical composition of the concretions. Brown calcite precipitated in voids and fractures of the concretions. Celestite precipitated during burial, completing the filling of voids and fractures. Barite precipitated before celestite, but its time of precipitation relative to brown calcite remains unknown. 相似文献
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