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Anticline Syncline Strike-slip fault Volcanism N-Q : Mesozoic volcanic rocks Tertiary / Q Continental Basins(Hollow) Diapir Province and “mud volcanoes” Ossa Morena Zone South Portuguese and Andévalo Zone Cenozoic Mesozoic and Paleozoic Messejana-Plasencia dyke Iberian Range and Catalanides Pyrenees Areas N S Betic Range External and Internal. Zones (Mes.& Pal.) < Tectofacies > Flysch Units E.Z. I.Z. Vasco- Cantabrian Zone Continental basins and Alpine chains Cantabrian Zone 11 West-Asturian Leonese Zone 10 14 15 16 6 7 8 Mesozoic Cover little or nothing deformed Mesozoic and Paleogene Cover of the Iberian Foreland Normal fault platform materials Extensional fault continental margin Significant thrusts Preferential transport Alpine Orogeny Extensional fault Extensional fault (normal / direct) or listric fault Significant thrusts Variscan Orogeny Porphyric materials: Fm. “Ollo de Sapo paragneiss glandular Calcium-alkaline and potassium volcanism undifferentiated fault supposed fault Lava and piroclasts: basalt, trachyte, and other mafic volcanic materials Basal Complexes: Ultra-basic intrusive rocks and felsic materials Central Iberian Zone 13 Peridotites Serpentinite cortical incrustation ? ? in discussion copyright Compiler by : A.Caballero I.A.C.T. (CSIC-UGR),2018 [email protected] URL: https://digital.csic.es/cris/rp/rp06041 ACGA Reviser: Carlos S. de Galdeano, CSIC/UGR Iberian Foreland: 1 4 and 915 Iberian Plateau: 13-14-15 more interior saws and basins The sitution of contacts, tectonic elements and fossil is indicative AZ Axial Zone Pyrenees and Catalan Coastal Range (Paleozoic Basement) more areas outside the Axial Z. Gravitational and heterogeneus material, tectonic mélange or molasse simplified compilation according to the current bibliography simplified compilation according to the current bibliography Jurassic Movement of the oceanic crust Oceanic dorsal in expansion Olistostrome front at subsoil and under sea > > > 12 Galicia Tras os Montes Z. 9 A Amphibolites, oldest rock of I.P. Polymetamorphic complex de 1160 Ma P C PROTEROZOICO Neo & Meso Basaltic volcanism Mesozoic Cover little or nothing deformed he old Iberia Alpine Chains Some fossil deposits Grap. Tril. Crin. Am. Belem. Icn. Mol.Biv. Num. Iberian Massif < 9 15 > Variscan Orogeny Hercynian socket Paleozoic and Precambrian P C 1 2 3 4 5 Olistostrome M N/Q Mammals (Homo) > > > > > > > > > > > >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< >< Scientific illustration at the service of teaching and research INSTITUTO ANDALUZ DE CIENCIAS DE LA TIERRA CSIC Cenozoic: sandy sediments Predominant materials: Edaphological meaning calcareous rocks (sedimentary and metamorphic) Meso-Cenozoic Cobertera and Betic (E.Z.): siliceous and calcareous Betic(I.Z.) and S.P.Zone(15) siliceous rocks (igneous and metamorphic) Iberian Massif (9-15), A.Z. Pyrenees and Catalan C.Range (16) 10ºW 8ºW 6ºW 4ºW 2ºW 2ºE 4ºE 4ºW 2ºW 2ºE 4ºE 42ºN 40ºN 38ºN 36ºN 42ºN 40ºN 38ºN 36ºN Atlantic Ocean Canary Islands 3718 m 24 Ma 15 Ma 12 Ma 9 Ma 2 Ma 1 Ma 37ºN 38ºN 37ºN 38ºN 18ºW 17ºW 16ºW 15ºW 0 100km 17ºW 16ºW 15ºW 14ºW N Cape de Sines Batolito de los Pedroches D o m i n io P u lo do L o b o a r o m a Z & a c n a m a l a S f o n i a l p e n e P P e n e p l a i n E x t r e m e ñ a a n i t n a v e L n i a l P Sierra Morena Gharb Basin ? Alboran Ridge Alboran Is. significant tectonic, lithostratigraphic, paleontological and geomorphological characters Iberian Range Betic Range Betic Range A.Z. Kabylias Central System E.Z. I.Z. Algerian Tell Rif Cantabrian Pyrenean Range Range Guadalquivir Basin Ebro Basin Duero Basin Tajo Basin AFRICA FORELAND Cape of Palos A.Z. Balearic Islands Columbretes Islands MAIN GEOTECTONIC UNITS OF THE IBERIAN PENINSULA and Balearic Islands Canary Islands Atlantic Ocean Cantabrian Sea Aquitanian Basin Bay of Lyon Gulf of Cadiz Bay of Biscay Alboran Sea Mediterranean Sea Cape of Creus Cape Tortosa Cape La Nao Cape of Gata Cape Peñas Cape San Vicente Cape Carboeiro Cape Espichel Cape Finisterre Lower Tajo Basin Oran Melilla Ceuta GRANADA 3483 m Guadiana Basin 0 100 200km Gibraltar Strait t n o r f n o i t a m r o f e d e n i p l A Pre-Pyrenees Massif Central N E W S NPZ SPZ Toledo Mountains Galaico Massif Coastal-Catalan Range Cape Ortegal Bajo Alentejo Annul. Calam. Ave Ang. Arqx. Las Hoyas Ang. Amantis M M M M M M A Carcharocles m. Rodolitos Carcharocles megalodon. Ang. Ang.

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Anticline

Syncline

Strike-slip fault

Volcanism N-Q :

Mesozoic volcanic rocks

Tertiary / QContinentalBasins(Hollow)

Diapir Province and“mud volcanoes”

Ossa MorenaZone

South Portugueseand AndévaloZone

Cenozoic Mesozoicand Paleozoic

Messejana-Plasencia dyke

Iberian Rangeand Catalanides

PyreneesAreas

N S

Betic Range

External and Internal.Zones (Mes.& Pal.)

< Tectofacies > Flysch Units

E.Z.

I.Z.

Vasco-CantabrianZone

Continentalbasins and Alpinechains

CantabrianZone

11

West-AsturianLeoneseZone

10

14 15 16

6 7 8

Mesozoic Cover little or nothing deformed

Mesozoic and Paleogene Cover of the Iberian Foreland

Normal fault

platform materials

Extensional fault continental margin

Significant thrusts Preferential transport

Alpine Orogeny

Extensional fault Extensional fault (normal / direct) or listric faultSignificant thrusts

Variscan Orogeny

Porphyric materials:Fm. “Ollo de Sapo” paragneiss glandular

Calcium-alkaline andpotassium volcanism

undifferentiated faultsupposed fault

Lava and piroclasts: basalt, trachyte, and other mafic volcanic materialsBasal Complexes: Ultra-basic intrusive rocks and felsic materials

CentralIberianZone

13

Peridotites Serpentinite

cortical incrustation?

? in discussioncopyright

Compiler by : A.Caballero I.A.C.T. (CSIC-UGR),2018

[email protected] URL: https://digital.csic.es/cris/rp/rp06041

ACGA

Reviser: Carlos S. de Galdeano, CSIC/UGR

Iberian Foreland: 1 4 and 915Iberian Plateau: 13-14-15 more interior saws and basins

The sitution of contacts, tectonic elements and fossil is indicative

AZ

Axial Zone Pyrenees and

Catalan Coastal Range(Paleozoic Basement) more areas outside the Axial Z.

Gravitational andheterogeneus material, tectonic mélange or molasse

simplified compilation according to the current bibliography

simplified compilation according to the current bibliography

Jurassic

Movement of the oceanic crust

Oceanic dorsalin expansion

Olistostrome front atsubsoil and under sea

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Cenozoic: sandy sediments

Predominant materials: Edaphological meaning

calcareous rocks (sedimentary and metamorphic)Meso-Cenozoic Cobertera and Betic (E.Z.):

siliceous and calcareous

Betic(I.Z.) and S.P.Zone(15)

siliceous rocks (igneous and metamorphic)

Iberian Massif (9-15), A.Z. Pyrenees and

Catalan C.Range (16)

10ºW 8ºW 6ºW 4ºW 2ºW 2ºE 4ºE0º

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37ºN

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Alboran Is.

significant tectonic, lithostratigraphic, paleontological and geomorphological characters

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Kabylias

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Ebro Basin

Duero Basin

Tajo Basin

AFRICA FORELAND

Cape of Palos

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Balearic Islands

Columbretes Islands

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AtlanticOcean

Cantabrian SeaAquitanian Basin

Bay ofLyon

Gulf ofCadiz

Bay of Biscay

AlboranSea

Mediterranean

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Cape of Creus

Cape Tortosa

Cape La Nao

Cape of Gata

Cape Peñas

CapeSan Vicente

CapeCarboeiro

CapeEspichel

Cape Finisterre

Lower Tajo

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Oran

Melilla

Ceuta

GRANADA3483 m

Guadiana Basin

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Bajo Alentejo

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Las Hoyas

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