2011
DOI: 10.5327/z1519-874x2011000300005
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A faixa de dobramento Paraguai na Serra da Bodoquena e depressão do Rio Miranda, Mato Grosso do Sul

Abstract: A Faixa Paraguai meridional evoluiu como um típico fold-and-thrust belt. Sua evolução principia por rifteamento, provavelmente no fi nal do Criogeniano, evoluindo para mar restrito e transgressão marinha extensiva até o fi nal do Ediacarano. O fi nal do processo colisional ocorreu no início do Cambriano, com magmatismo pós-colisional no Cambriano Superior. O Grupo Corumbá é subdividido em cinco formações (Cadiueus, Cerradinho, Bocaina, Tamengo e Guaicurus), estratigrafi a esta observada até nas porções mais de… Show more

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“…It presents a N-S-trending peninsular shape, with its easternsouthern-southwestern margins covered in an erosive unconformity by an Ediacaran cratonic cover of equivalent units, namely, the Corumbá Group (Boggiani, 1997;Campanha et al, 2011) in Brazil and the Itapucumi Group (Warren, 2011;Warren et al, 2011) in Paraguay. The Corumbá and Itapucumi Groups consist of a 400-700-meter-thick succession with conglomerate, sandstone and pelite at the base, passing into dolomite, limestone and carbonaceous pelite on top, and finally covered by a thick pelitic package (Boggiani, 1997;Campanha et al, 2011;Warren, 2011;Warren et al, 2011). A sample of tuff from the Corumbá Group yields a zircon U-Pb SHRIMP age of 543 ± 2 Ma, interpreted as the time of crystallization of the rock and of the P a r a n á B a s i n P an ta na l F or m at io n sedimentation of the Corumbá Group (Babinski et al, 2008).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It presents a N-S-trending peninsular shape, with its easternsouthern-southwestern margins covered in an erosive unconformity by an Ediacaran cratonic cover of equivalent units, namely, the Corumbá Group (Boggiani, 1997;Campanha et al, 2011) in Brazil and the Itapucumi Group (Warren, 2011;Warren et al, 2011) in Paraguay. The Corumbá and Itapucumi Groups consist of a 400-700-meter-thick succession with conglomerate, sandstone and pelite at the base, passing into dolomite, limestone and carbonaceous pelite on top, and finally covered by a thick pelitic package (Boggiani, 1997;Campanha et al, 2011;Warren, 2011;Warren et al, 2011). A sample of tuff from the Corumbá Group yields a zircon U-Pb SHRIMP age of 543 ± 2 Ma, interpreted as the time of crystallization of the rock and of the P a r a n á B a s i n P an ta na l F or m at io n sedimentation of the Corumbá Group (Babinski et al, 2008).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It consists of a northsouth plateau extending for approximately 200 km, which forms an important water divide with an altitude around 800 m (Figure 1). It is unique in the context of the Brazilian Platform, because tectonic activities have been recognized in the area in the context of the Paraguay Belt and related to the development of the Cenozoic Pantanal Basin, which is still subsiding (SallunFilho & Karmann 2009, Campanha et al 2011. Rains are concentrated in November to February, with a mean average precipitation of about 1,300 mm per year and a mean annual temperature of 246C.…”
Section: Study Sitementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several authors have discussed the deformational evolution of the belt and have proposed different deformational phases in different regions of the belt that are not clearly correlated. For example, in the southern region of the belt near Bonito and Aquidauana in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Almeida, (1965bAlmeida, ( , 1984, Nogueira and Oliveira (1978), Corrêa et al (1979) and Campanha et al (2011) assigned three phases of coaxial deformation with vergence towards the Rio Apa Block, which is a southern extension of the Amazon Craton. In the central region of the belt near Cuiabá and Província Serrana of Mato Grosso, Luz et al (1980) and Souza (1981) assigned three phases of coaxial deformation, Pires et al (1986) assigned two phases of coaxial deformation and a transversal phase, and Silva et al (2002) observed three phases of coaxial deformation and a transversal phase.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%