análisis estratigráfico secuencial de las formaciones anacleto y allen (cretácico tardío) en el borde nororiental de cuenca neuquina, argentina sequential stratigraphic analysis of the anacleto and allen formations (late cretaceous) in the northeastern margin of the neuquina basin, argentina
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Abstract
En las provincias de Neuquén y Río Negro a partir de un estudio sedimentológico de detalle se realizó un análisis estratigráfico secuencial de los depósitos del Cretácico Superior de la Formación Anacleto y miembro inferior de la Formación Alien para el borde nororiental de Cuenca Neuquina. La asociación de las litofacies permitió interpretar elementos arquitecturales de origen fluvial y elementos con influencia de mareas. Tres sistemas fluviales (sistema entrelazado, sistema anastomosado y sistema meándrico), un sistema estuárico proximal y uno medio fueron identificados para La Formación Anacleto. Para el miembro basal de la Formación Alien, se definió un sistema estuárico distal o boca de estuario. En el análisis de estratigrafía secuencial se identificó una secuencia constituida por: un cortejo de baja acomodación, en ambiente continental limitado por una superficie de inundación fluvial (discontinuidad I) y la discontinuidad II; y un cortejo de alta acomodación y su equivalente cortejo transgresivo en ambiente marino, incluyendo este último las discontinuidades III, IV y V.
Based on a detailed sedimentological study we carried out a sequential stratigraphic analysis of the Upper Cretaceous deposits of the Anacleto Formation and lower member of the Alien Formation in the north-eastern border of the Neuquina Basin. The lithofacies association allowed interpre-ting architectural elements of fluvial origin and tide influenced elements. Three fluvial systems (a braided system, an anastomosed one, and a high sinuosity one), a proximal and a middle estuarine system were recognized for the Anacleto Formation. A distal estuarine system or estuary outlet was defined for the basal member of the Alien Formation. In the sequential stratigraphy analysis the following systems were identified: a low accommodation system tract in a continental environment limited by a flooding fluvial surface (discontinuity I) and discontinuity II; and a high accommodation system tract and its equivalent transgressive system tract in a marine environment, with discontinuities III, IV y V.
Based on a detailed sedimentological study we carried out a sequential stratigraphic analysis of the Upper Cretaceous deposits of the Anacleto Formation and lower member of the Alien Formation in the north-eastern border of the Neuquina Basin. The lithofacies association allowed interpre-ting architectural elements of fluvial origin and tide influenced elements. Three fluvial systems (a braided system, an anastomosed one, and a high sinuosity one), a proximal and a middle estuarine system were recognized for the Anacleto Formation. A distal estuarine system or estuary outlet was defined for the basal member of the Alien Formation. In the sequential stratigraphy analysis the following systems were identified: a low accommodation system tract in a continental environment limited by a flooding fluvial surface (discontinuity I) and discontinuity II; and a high accommodation system tract and its equivalent transgressive system tract in a marine environment, with discontinuities III, IV y V.
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