Altérations du soubassement de la couverture permotriasique en Espagne
Carmina Virgili, Hélène Paquet, Georges Millot
Abstract
Carmina Virgili, Hélène Paquet, Georges Millot
Abstract
In Spain, the superficial part of the Hercynian basement, under the Permo-triassic cover, appears in two quite different ways : - when the Paleozoic basement is directly covered by the Buntsandstein sandstones, it is altered and rubefied on one or some ten meters of thickness ; - when the Paleozoic basement is covered by the Permian detrital formations, it is not altered. Therefore, a comparative study of clay minerals was performed in the Paleozoic basement and in its altered fades, as well as in the Permian and Triassic sediments.
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In Spain, the superficial part of the Hercynian basement, under the Permo-triassic cover, appears in two quite different ways : - when the Paleozoic basement is directly covered by the Buntsandstein sandstones, it is altered and rubefied on one or some ten meters of thickness ; - when the Paleozoic basement is covered by the Permian detrital formations, it is not altered. Therefore, a comparative study of clay minerals was performed in the Paleozoic basement and in its altered fades, as well as in the Permian and Triassic sediments.
Key concepts: Paleozoic, Permian, Basement, Geology, Paleontology, Geochemistry, Archaeology, Geography