Estructuras sigmoides en el macizo granítico hercínico de Cauterets-Panticosa (Pirineos).
Denis R. LeBlanc, Gérard Gleizes, V. Santana, Phillippe Olivier, J. L. Bouchez, A. Aranguren
Abstract
Denis R. LeBlanc, Gérard Gleizes, V. Santana, Phillippe Olivier, J. L. Bouchez, A. Aranguren
Abstract
The emplacement of the Cauterets-Panticosa granite massif (western Pyrenees) was controlled by dextral, 100° E-trending shear zones. The anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility allows us to obtain detailed structural maps of foliation trajectories and magmatic lineations of the Cauterets-Panticosa massif. Both types of structures draw large-scale sigmoid structures related to the dextral shear zones
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The emplacement of the Cauterets-Panticosa granite massif (western Pyrenees) was controlled by dextral, 100° E-trending shear zones. The anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility allows us to obtain detailed structural maps of foliation trajectories and magmatic lineations of the Cauterets-Panticosa massif. Both types of structures draw large-scale sigmoid structures related to the dextral shear zones
Key concepts: Sinistral and dextral, Massif, Lineation, Geology, Shear zone, Shear (geology), Foliation (geology), Geomorphology