ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)

Two ultrabasic-basic rocks-bearing units occur in the Vizcaino Peninsula of Southern Baja California (Mexico) : the Vizcaino Layered Complex (VLC) and the San Hipolito Zone (SHZ). The VLC consists of two sequences : the lower Puerto Nuevo Sequence (serpentinite breccia, harzburgite, dunite, cyclic u...

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title ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)
spellingShingle ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)
title_short ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)
title_full ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)
title_fullStr ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)
title_full_unstemmed ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)
title_sort ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)
description Two ultrabasic-basic rocks-bearing units occur in the Vizcaino Peninsula of Southern Baja California (Mexico) : the Vizcaino Layered Complex (VLC) and the San Hipolito Zone (SHZ). The VLC consists of two sequences : the lower Puerto Nuevo Sequence (serpentinite breccia, harzburgite, dunite, cyclic units), and the upper La Pintada Sequence (cyclic units, gabbros, diorites). The SHZ consists of serpentinite, actinote schists. microgabbros, spilitic pillow lavas, ophicalcites, radiolarites, tuffs, greywackes, interbedded limestone and dolomite, siliceous sandstones, and volcanosedimentary strata). The VLC is an autochtonous complex generated by a magma underplating, which is intrusive into the San Pablo Metamorphic Complex (SPMC) (amphibole-biotite gneiss with lenses of granite, migmatitic amphibolitic gneiss, orthoamphibolites). Originally, together with its metamorphic roof, the SPMC, it constituted a continental magmatic arc .The SHZ, a former Late Triassic marginal sea, is an allochthonous Carnian (?)-Norian ophiolitic unit, emplaced as a nappe upon the VLC during the Liassic. During the Late Triassic (starting at ±220 Ma) this zone underwent a long lived extensional event, during which plagiogranite dykes and dolerite/albitite dykes were emplaced into it, whereas the San Hipolito Basin opened behind it. Then, different units of the VLC were exhumed and exposed by low angle normal listric faults. It seems that the upper part of the VLC, La Pintada Sequence and the SPMC were then displaced to their present position of San Pablo-La Pintada. During the Liassic compressional phase the plagiogranite dykes were boudinaged, and slices of the SHZ Nappe came to rest upon every one of the units of the Puerto Nuevo Sequence, including the serpentinite breccia (which gave way to the erroneous notion of the so-called Puerto Nuevo Mélange of previous literature). Keywords: arc, marginal sea, magma underplating, ophiolite, Vizcaino, Baja California, tectonics  
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spelling Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessAtribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 4.0 Internacional (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)2008-10-202022-03-14T20:07:52Z2022-03-14T20:07:52Zhttps://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistaboletindegeologia/article/view/304https://noesis.uis.edu.co/handle/20.500.14071/4967Two ultrabasic-basic rocks-bearing units occur in the Vizcaino Peninsula of Southern Baja California (Mexico) : the Vizcaino Layered Complex (VLC) and the San Hipolito Zone (SHZ). The VLC consists of two sequences : the lower Puerto Nuevo Sequence (serpentinite breccia, harzburgite, dunite, cyclic units), and the upper La Pintada Sequence (cyclic units, gabbros, diorites). The SHZ consists of serpentinite, actinote schists. microgabbros, spilitic pillow lavas, ophicalcites, radiolarites, tuffs, greywackes, interbedded limestone and dolomite, siliceous sandstones, and volcanosedimentary strata). The VLC is an autochtonous complex generated by a magma underplating, which is intrusive into the San Pablo Metamorphic Complex (SPMC) (amphibole-biotite gneiss with lenses of granite, migmatitic amphibolitic gneiss, orthoamphibolites). Originally, together with its metamorphic roof, the SPMC, it constituted a continental magmatic arc .The SHZ, a former Late Triassic marginal sea, is an allochthonous Carnian (?)-Norian ophiolitic unit, emplaced as a nappe upon the VLC during the Liassic. During the Late Triassic (starting at ±220 Ma) this zone underwent a long lived extensional event, during which plagiogranite dykes and dolerite/albitite dykes were emplaced into it, whereas the San Hipolito Basin opened behind it. Then, different units of the VLC were exhumed and exposed by low angle normal listric faults. It seems that the upper part of the VLC, La Pintada Sequence and the SPMC were then displaced to their present position of San Pablo-La Pintada. During the Liassic compressional phase the plagiogranite dykes were boudinaged, and slices of the SHZ Nappe came to rest upon every one of the units of the Puerto Nuevo Sequence, including the serpentinite breccia (which gave way to the erroneous notion of the so-called Puerto Nuevo Mélange of previous literature). Keywords: arc, marginal sea, magma underplating, ophiolite, Vizcaino, Baja California, tectonics  En la Península del Vizcaino, Baja California Sur (México), se encuentran dos unidades de rocas básicas-ultrabásicas.: el Complejo Estratifcado del Vizcaino (CEV) y la Zona San Hipólito (ZSH). El CEV consiste de dos secuencias actualmente separadas, de abajo hacia arriba: la Secuencia de Puerto Nuevo (brecha de serpentinita, harzburgíta, dunita, unidades cíclicas), y la Secuencia de La Pintada (unidades cíclicas, gabros, dioritas). La ZSH consiste de serpentinitas, esquistos actinolíticos, microgabros, pillow lavas espilíticas, ofcalcitas, radiolaritas, tobas, grauvacas, intercalaciones de calizas y dolomías, areniscas silíceas, y depósitos volcáno-sedimentarios). El CEV, producto de una acreción magmática sub-cortical, es intrusivo en el Complejo Metamórfco San Pablo (CMSP) (gneises anphibolíticos y biotíticos con lentes de granito, gneises migmatítico-anfbolíticos, orto-anfbolitas). El CEV y su techo metamórfco, el CMSP, constituyen un arco magmático continental. La ZSH, depósitos de un mar marginal del Triásico Superior (Cárnico?-Nórico), es una unidad ofolítica alóctona, una cobijadura emplazada durante el Liásico arriba del CEV. Durante el Triásico Superior el CEV fue sometido a un largo evento distensivo durante el cual se emplazaron diques de plagiogranito y de dolerita/albitita, mientras que atrás de él se abría la cuenca San Hipólito. Las diferentes unidades del VLC fueron entonces exhumadas y expuestas por fallas normales lístricas, por las cuales la Secuencia de La Pintada y el SPMC fueron desplazados y llevados a su posición actual de San Pablo-La Pintada. Durante la fase compresiva del Liasico los diques de plagiogranito sufrieron budinaje, y la Cobijadura de la SHZ, frecuentemente desmembrada, llegó a descansar sobre las diferentes unidades de la Secuencia de Puerto Nuevo, incluyendo la brecha de serpentina - lo que dió lugar a la noción errónea del Mélange de Puerto Nuevo de la literatura. Palabras clave: arco, mar marginal, acreción magmática subcortical, ofolitas, Vizcaino, Baja California, tectonica  application/pdftext/htmlspaUniversidad Industrial de Santanderhttps://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistaboletindegeologia/article/view/304/688https://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistaboletindegeologia/article/view/304/3839Boletín de Geología; Vol. 30 Núm. 1 (2008): Boletín De GeologíaBoletín de Geología; Vol. 30 No. 1 (2008): Boletín De GeologíaBOLETÍN DE GEOLOGÍA; v. 30 n. 1 (2008): Boletín De Geología2145-85530120-0283ULTRABASIC-BASIC INTRUSIVE VIZCAINO LAYERED COMPLEX AND VIZCAINO OPHIOLITE (SOUTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO)info:eu-repo/semantics/articlehttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_2df8fbb1Radelli, Luigi20.500.14071/4967oai:noesis.uis.edu.co:20.500.14071/49672022-03-16 12:39:33.934metadata.onlyhttps://noesis.uis.edu.coDSpace at UISnoesis@uis.edu.co