File:Eocene over Cretaceous sedimentary rocks (Cerro Calafate, near El Calafate, Argentina) (39548457144).jpg
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editDescriptionEocene over Cretaceous sedimentary rocks (Cerro Calafate, near El Calafate, Argentina) (39548457144).jpg |
(photo by Kathy Stott) Cerro Calafate is a large hill near El Calafate, Argentina. The slopes have exposures of Tertiary and Cretaceous-aged sedimentary rocks. The very top has outcrops of the Man Aike Formation (Middle Eocene), a siliciclastic succession dominated by sandstone and conglomerate representing deposition in fluvial, estuarine, shoreline, and shallow marine facies. Disconformably below the Eocene rocks are Upper Cretaceous shallow marine to nonmarine deposits - they make up most of the hillside outcrops. They consist of the Calafate Formation over the Chorrillo Formation over the La Irene Formation. The Calafate Formation here is dominated by glauconitic sandstones. The underlying Chorrillo Formation has fluvial deposits from ancient meandering streams. The La Irene Formation below that consists of fluvial deposits from ancient braided streams. Locality: Cerro Calafate, southeastern side of the town of El Calafate, far-southern Argentina, far-southern South America (50° 21' 30.19" South latitude, 72° 13' 23.56" West longitude) (view from 50° 20' 29.40" South latitude, 72° 14' 16.29" West longitude) Geology summarized from: Casadio et al. (2009) - Paleontology and sedimentology of Middle Eocene rocks in Lago Argentino area, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina. Ameghiniana 46: 27-47. Malkowski et al. (2015) - Jurassic-Cretaceous stratigraphic evolution of the Magallanes-Austral Deep-Water Foreland Basin, Argentine Patagonia, Field Trip Guidebook: March 1-6, 2015. |
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Author | James St. John |
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