Sobre la compresión Neógena en la Cordillera Iberica
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https://doi.org/10.3989/egeol.88443-4545Keywords:
Iberian Chain, Neogene, compression, extensionAbstract
We argue about micro and macrostructural data published in the paper in question supporting the hypothesis of some compressive regime being present in the Iberian Chain during the Miocene; at the same time, new data from other localities are presented. All these allow us to design a model of stress field characterized by a near N-S horizontal compression axis. After the LowerMiddle Miocene, E to ESE regional extension linked to the rifting of the eastern margin of the Iberian Peninsula is superposed. As a consequence, each point within the resulting stress field can register either compressive or extensive stress states at different times.
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