Mineralogía del perfil de «La Muela», terciario del sector central de la Depresion del Ebro (provincia Zaragoza)
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Tertiary Ebro Basin, clay minerals, carbonates, lacustrine sedimentationAbstract
The stratigraphic sequenre of «La Muela>., at the South (Central Sector) of the Ebro basin, is studied. This profile presents two difIerentiated uoits. The first one gypsum-bearing and the second one carbonatic, which correspond to the gypsum of Zaragoza and Alcubierre Cormations respectively. 80th units present a different mineralogical assofiation. The first one is characterized by gypsum, carbonates (calcite/dolomite), clay minerals and quartz, whereas in the second one the association is carbonates (calcite and/or dolomite), clay minerals and quartz. The clay minerals systematically present are: illite, smectites, chlorite and kaolinite. However, it is possible to observe an important quantitative change between both units, with a variation in the average of smectites from 23% to 46%. The variation in the molar content of MgCO3 in the carbonates has loo to propase a model of the chemical evolution on the vertical, in agreement with the sedimentologic analysis of the materials, which correspond to playa and lacustrine deposits.
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1988-08-30
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Mata, M. P., Pérez, A., & López-Aguayo, F. (1988). Mineralogía del perfil de «La Muela», terciario del sector central de la Depresion del Ebro (provincia Zaragoza). Estudios Geológicos, 44(3-4), 135–143. https://doi.org/10.3989/egeol.88443-4532
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