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Modelos de abanicos aluviales en los materiales cantabrienses (Grupo Cea) del Manto del Esla, Cordillera Cantábrica

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2006 Spain Spanish; Castilian
Authors: Llorens, T.; Colmenero, Juan Ramón; Suárez Ruiz, I.;

handle: 10272/8611

Modelos de abanicos aluviales en los materiales cantabrienses (Grupo Cea) del Manto del Esla, Cordillera Cantábrica

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The main aim of this paper is to describe two alluvial fan models that have been generated in the Esla Nappe of the Cantabrian Zone during the lower Stephanian. These models have been named Duerna alluvial fan and Peña Verde-Remolina system. The alluvial fans were generated by two different processes, mass-flow the first, and water-flow the last one. The differences between both depositional models were promoted by alocyclic agents. The most important ot them is provenance of the sediments

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Cantabrian Zone, Alluvial fans, Esla Nappe, Cea Group

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