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80 reviewsThe Geology of Colombia. Volume 3 Paleogene – Neogene.
The Geology of Colombia book provides an updated background of the geological knowledge of Colombia by integrating the most up–to–date research covering paleontology, biostratigraphy, sedimentary basin analysis, sedimentology, sequence stratigraphy, stratigraphy, geophysics, geochronology, geochemistry, thermochronology, tectonics, structure, volcanology, petrology, environmental science, climate change, and space geodesy.
Each chapter has a complete framework of a major branch of geology providing an invaluable resource for geologists interested in the geological history of Colombia.
.The third volume has seventeen chapters that present the best preserved record of Chicxulub impact deposits at the Cretaceous/Paleogene boundary on Gorgonilla Island; geologic evolution of the Tumaco Forearc, Amagá, the San Jacinto fold belt, the Middle and Lower Magdalena and Llanos Basins; uplift and structural styles of the Eastern Cordillera; fluvial–lacustrine and volcanic records of the Morales Formation; Cenozoic marine carbonate systems of Colombia; provenance in modern rivers draining the Eastern and Central Cordilleras, as well as different levels of exhumation across the Bucaramanga Fault in south–western Santander Massif; new information on the Chocó–Panamá Arc and the Isthmian bedrock geology; Miocene tholeiitic and calc–alkaline magmatism from the northern Andes; and Cenozoic geologic evolution of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.