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10-Maure Y Antajave.Pm6 REPUBLICA DEL PERU MINISTERIO DE FOMENTO Y O. P. DIRECCION DE MINERIA COMISION CARTA GEOLOGICA NACIONAL BOLETIN No. 10 GEOLOGIA DE LOS CUADRANGULOS DE MAURE Y ANTAJAVE (Hojas 35 - X. 35 -y) Por SALVADOR MENDIVIL E. LIMA, ABRIL DE 1965 Editado por la Comisión de la Cart;, Geológica Nacional COMISION CARTA GEOLOGICA NACIONAL Eli.T.RIQUE. :!'OLA MENDOZA Ministro de Fomento y Obras Públicas COMITE EJECUTIVO Presidente Ing.;. A..."'VDRES ERA VO BR.~SANI Director de ;\tlinéría Vice-Presidente !ng'! LUCIO AGUILAR CONDEMARIN Director del I.N.I.F.M. Coordinador Ing" ALBERTO MORANTE GOACHET Geólogo de la Dirección de Petróleo Director Interino Ing9 ELEODORO BELLIDO BRAVO Contenido RESUMEN .............................................................................................................................1 INTRODUCCION .................................................................................................................3 Ubicación y extensión .....................................................................................................3 Accesibilidad .................................................................................................................5 Base topográfica ............................................................................................................5 Trabajos de campo ........................................................................................................6 Trabajos previos ............................................................................................................6 Agradecimientos ............................................................................................................7 FISIOGRAFIA .......................................................................................................................9 Flanco Occidental de los Andes .....................................................................................9 Arco Volcánico del Barroso .........................................................................................12 Altiplano ......................................................................................................................12 Planicies .............................................................................................................13 Zona de conos volcánicos ...................................................................................15 Lomadas ............................................................................................................17 Superficies de erosión ..................................................................................................19 Glaciación ....................................................................................................................21 Drenaje ........................................................................................................................23 Clima ...........................................................................................................................25 Recursos naturales .......................................................................................................26 ESTRATIGRAFIA ................................................................................................................27 Generalidades ..............................................................................................................27 Grupo Yura ..................................................................................................................28 Formación Ataspaca ....................................................................................................32 Formación Chachacumane ...........................................................................................34 Grupo Toquepala .........................................................................................................36 Volcánico Huilacollo .....................................................................................................39 Formación Maure ........................................................................................................41 Volcánico Sencca. ........................................................................................................44 Formación Capillune ....................................................................................................46 i INGEMMET Grupo Barroso .............................................................................................................49 Volcánico Chila ............................................................................................................49 Volcánico Barroso ........................................................................................................56 Volcánico Purupurini. ....................................................................................................58 Depósitos fluvioglaciares ..............................................................................................60 Morrenas............................................................................................................60 Fluvioglaciares ....................................................................................................63 Volcánico Paucarani .....................................................................................................64 Cenizas volcánicas .......................................................................................................65 Depósitos clásticos recientes ........................................................................................65 Conos de escombros ...................................................................................................66 Depósitos aluviales .......................................................................................................66 Depósitos fluviales ........................................................................................................67 Depósitos eólicos .........................................................................................................67 ROCAS IGNEAS INTRUSIVAS .........................................................................................69 Rocas plutónicas ..........................................................................................................69 Rocas filonianas ...........................................................................................................70 GEOLOGIA ESTRUCTURAL .............................................................................................71 Estructuras en la unidad pre-plutónica ...........................................................................71 Pliegues ..............................................................................................................71 Fracturas ............................................................................................................72 Estructuras en la unidad post-plutónica .........................................................................73 Estructuras en la unidad intrusiva. ..................................................................................75 GEOLOGIA ECONOMICA ................................................................................................77 Mineralización metálica .................................................................................................78 Depósitos no-metálicos ................................................................................................79 Recursos hidrológicos ..................................................................................................80 Suelos ..........................................................................................................................81 GEOLOGIA HISTORICA ...................................................................................................85 Transgresión del Caloviano ...........................................................................................86 Regresión post-Caloviana. ............................................................................................86 Plegamiento cretáceo ...................................................................................................86 Volcanismo paleogeno ..................................................................................................86 Plegamiento y plutonismo del Paleogeno .......................................................................87 Erosión del Paleogeno ..................................................................................................87 ii Geología de los cuadrángulos de Maure y Antajave Fallamiento del Mioceno. .............................................................................................87 Erosión y eventos volcánico-sedimentarios en el Plioceno..............................................87 Erosión del Plio-pleistoceno .........................................................................................88 Volcanismo plio-pleistoceno. ........................................................................................88 Glaciación del Pleistoceno ............................................................................................89 Volcanismo reciente ......................................................................................................89 Eventos erosivos y acumulaciones recientes. .................................................................89
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