Orogenias Paleozoicas en los Andes de Argentina y Chile y en la Península Antártica

GARCÍA-SANSEGUNDO, J.; HONG, F.; BUSQUETS, P.; COLOMBO, F.; GIAMBIAGI, L.; MARTÍN-GONZALEZ, F.; RODRIGUEZ-FERNÁNDEZ, L.R.; SERRA VARELA, S; RAMOS, V.; FARIAS, P.; GIACOSA, R.; ALONSO, J.L.; CLARIANA, P.; GALLASTEGUI, J.; LIMARINO, C.O.; QUINTANA, L.; SEGGIARO, R.; CARDÓ, R.; HEREDIA, N.; GALLASTEGUI, G; TUBÍA, J.M.; CHARRIER, R.; CUESTA, A.; GONZÁLEZ-MENENDEZ, L.; PEDREIRA, D.; RUBIO-ORDOÑEZ, A.; SPALLETTI, L.

Congreso; XX Congreso Geológico Argentino; 2017

During the late Neoproterozoic and Paleozoic, the Argentinian-Chilean Andes and, since the Paleozoic, the Antarctic Peninsula formed part of the southwestern margin of Gondwana. During this long period of the geologic time, a set of continental fragments of variable size and allochtonie was siccessively accreted to that margin