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Martín M. Turienzo

Martín M. Turienzo
  • PhD
  • Professor (Associate) at INGEOSUR-CONICET-Universidad Nacional del Sur

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Current institution
INGEOSUR-CONICET-Universidad Nacional del Sur
Current position
  • Professor (Associate)
Additional affiliations
April 2002 - present
INGEOSUR-CONICET-Universidad Nacional del Sur
Position
  • PR Professional, researcher
Description
  • -Researcher in Structural Geology and Andean Tectonics. -Profesor and assistant in Structural Geology, UNCOMA (Neuquén) and UNS (Bahía Blanca). -Consultant in oil companies (seismic interpretation and field geology).

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Publications (65)
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Las Sierras Australes constituyen una faja plegada y corrida ubicada en el sector sudoeste de la provincia de Buenos Aires, en donde afloran rocas sedimentarias paleozoicas y rocas del basamento cristalino precámbrico. Se llevó a cabo un análisis de la deformación en las Formaciones Napostá y Providencia (Grupo Ventana) aflorantes en el sector sudo...
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La Fundación YPF y GCS Argentina SRL junto al equipo de Inmersive Geology han desarrollado una innovadora Escuela de Campo Virtual sobre Sistemas Petroleros. Este enfoque busca fortalecer la formación en el área de las ciencias geológicas a través del empleo de nuevos recursos didácticos que simulen los recursos de aprendizaje utilizados durante sa...
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La faja plegada y corrida (FPC) del Agrio se localiza entre las localidades de Zapala y Chos Malal, en el sector centro-oeste de la provincia del Neuquén (Fig. 1). En esta región se exponen diversas sucesiones sedimentarias jurásicas y cretácicas de la Cuenca Neuquina, deformadas contraccionalmente a partir del Cretácico tardío durante la orogenia...
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This contribution reports the first age of the subvolcanic bodies located in cerro La Grasa, north of the Las Lajas town (Neuquén). These rocks are arranged along the core of an anticline, forming globular laccoliths that thin into sills towards the sides, interdigitated in the Mulichinco Formation. An age of 19.4 ±0.2 Ma (Miocene) was obtained usi...
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RESUMEN (English below). -- La Hoja 3769-III Chos Malal ubicada en las provincias del Neuquén y de Mendoza, posee un registro estratigráfico muy completo de la cuenca Neuquina, que incluye unidades de su basamento volcánico, un potente registro marino-continental del Jurásico al Cretácico Inferior y la secuencia sinorogénica continental del Cretác...
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The Agrio Fold and Thrust Belt (FTB), situated in the Southern Central Andes at 37–39°S, underwent two phases of contractional deformation: Late Cretaceous‐Eocene and middle‐late Miocene. Despite advances in understanding its tectonic history, many questions persist regarding the timing and activity of specific structures during these deformation p...
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Shallowing-upward clastic successions are very common in ancient shelfal systems. These deposits are commonly described as “parasequences” controlled by high-frequency sea-level changes. Nevertheless, the real significance of these parasequences in terms of depositional environments is controversial. This contribution discusses the origin of shallo...
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El Miembro Agua de la Mula de la Formación Agrio es una unidad de amplio desarrollo en el sector centro y norte de la Cuenca Neuquina. Sus depósitos integran numerosas secuencias depositacionales elementales con arreglos grano y estrato crecientes, las que gradan transicionalmente desde lutitas a areniscas finas bien seleccionadas. Las facies areno...
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Se construyeron dos secciones balanceadas, sustentadas por datos de campo y subsuelo, en el frente de deformación de la faja plegada y corrida del Agrio norte (~37º40'S). El sistema de corrimientos Las Yeseras originó estructuras de primer orden en subsuelo, elevando el basamento ~2.3 km, mediante fallas que se insertan en evaporitas jurásicas y cr...
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La Formación Agrio (Weaver 1931) fue depositada durante el Valanginiano temprano - Barremiano temprano (Aguirre Urreta et al. 2005, 2015) y se subdivide en tres miembros: Pilmatué (marino), Avilé (continental)y Agua de la Mula (marino) (Leanza et al. 2001). Este trabajo se focaliza en el miembro cuspidal de esta formación y forma parte de la tercer...
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La faja plegada y corrida interna de los Andes Fueguinos está formada por pizarras y pelitas del Aptiano-Albiano al Daniano, que afl oran en la sierra Beauvoir, al norte del lago Fagnano. Este dominio limita al norte con el ámbito frágil de la faja plegada y corrida externa mediante el sistema de corrimientos Apen-Malvinera, y al sur un despegue lo...
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The Chos Malal anticline, which involves the Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous sedimentary sequences of the Neuquén Basin, extends ~9 km with N-S trend and have a wavelength of ~3 km. This fold is asymmetric, closed, overturned to the west and with a doubly-plunging fold axis 9ºN and 9ºS. The forelimb is overturned, has a thinning of ~19-23 %, and it...
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Recent advances in the understanding of deltaic deposits provide new tools for the study and analysis of deltaic deposits in shallow epicontinental seas. After the introduction of sequence stratigraphic concepts, meter-scale coarsening and thickening upward successions have been considered as "para-sequences" originated by high-frequency sea-level...
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A detailed study of the structural fabrics and overprinting relationships exposed at sierra Beauvoir and sierra de Apen, which include folds, foliations and thrust faults, allowed us to settle a deformation sequence of the internal thrust-fold of the Fuegian Andes. Our results, together with previous geochronology results, indicate that ductile str...
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RESUMEN En un área situada 20 km al sudoeste de Chos Malal, que abarca el límite entre la zona interna y externa de la faja plegada y corrida del Agrio, se adquirieron datos de campo que permitieron elaborar un mapa detallado, identificando cinco anticlinales con un rumbo aproximado N-S y vergencia dominante al este. En la zona interna la unidad má...
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This chapter reviews the evolution of the Chos Malal fold and thrust belt based on structural and thermochronological data. This fold and thrust belt can be divided into an inner-western zone, characterized by exposed basement-involved structures that are inserted in the sedimentary cover and generated a wide region with thin-skinned deformation, a...
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The Agrio fold and thrust belt contains structures formed during the Andean orogeny that involve the basement and the Mesozoic column of the Neuquén Basin. This belt can be divided into an inner zone, dominated by thick-skinned deformation, and an outer zone characterized by thin-skinned deformation and a subordinate participation of the basement....
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La Formación Agrio se integra por depósitos marinos de plataforma mayormente de grano fino relacionados a una ingresión desde el proto-océano Pacífico. Está dividida en tres miembros: Pilmatué, Avilé y Agua de la Mula. El presente trabajo, centra sus estudios en el Miembro Agua de la Mula, el cual abarca el lapso Hauteriviano Tardío - Barremiano Te...
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La faja plegada y corrida del Agrio es un cinturón formado por la orogenia andina que involucra al basamento y a los sedimentos mesozoicos de la Cuenca Neuquina. Esta faja ha sido dividida en un sector interno, dominado por una deformación de piel gruesa, y un sector externo con deformación de piel fina y participación subordinada del basamento en...
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In the southern central Andes at 37-38°S latitude, the Chos Malal fold-and-thrust belt (FTB), which results from the Late Cretaceous closure of the Neuquén Basin, has generated increasing interest because of its potential for hydrocarbon exploration. Using detailed field mapping, seismic reflection, and well data analysis, we have produced balanced...
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This book describes the Paleozoic to Cenozoic evolution of the Chilean and Argentinean Andes. The book is structured from a historical perspective concentrating on specific processes explained in each chapter. The chapters cover dynamic subsidence; neotectonics; magmatism; long and short term deformation; spatial development of ancient orogenic pro...
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The Chos Malal fold and thrust belt, formed during the Andean orogeny, is characterized by the involvement of both the Paleozoic basement and Mesozoic strata of the Neuquén Basin into the deformation. Two detailed structural cross sections, built based on previous field mapping, new subsurface interpretations, and seismic and borehole data, allow c...
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The Agrio fold and thrust belt is a thick-skinned orogenic belt developed since Late Cretaceous in response to the convergence between the Nazca and South American plates. The integration of new structural field data and seismic line interpretation allowed us to create two balanced cross-sections, which help to analyse the geometry of both thick an...
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This book describes the Mesozoic to Cenozoic evolution of the Chilean and Argentinean Andes. The book is structured from a historical perspective concentrating on specific processes explained in each chapter. The chapters cover dynamic subsidence; neotectonics; magmatism; long and short term deformation; spatial development of ancient orogenic proc...
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RESUMEN Se estudió la petrología, geoquímica y estructura de los diques subvolcánicos Pitrén distribuidos en el extremo septentrional de la faja corrida y plegada del Agrio que no han sido analizados previamente y se consideraron sus posibles mecanismos de empla-zamiento en relación con los procesos de deformación andina. Estos cuerpos ígneos se di...
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Petrology, geochemistry and structure as well as possible emplacement mechanisms in connection with the Andean deformation processes are studied for the first time for the Pitrén dykes located at the northern end of the Agrio fold and thrust belt. These igneous bodies crop out discontinuously along a NE-SW (049°) orientation, being oblique to the m...
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El extremo septentrional de la faja corrida y plegada del Agrio se destaca por presentar diversos estilos de pliegues relacionados a fallas, formados por la interacción entre estructuras de piel gruesa y de piel fina. En el sector occidental de la zona de estudio se observa un anticlinal de varios kilómetros de longitud de onda en cuyo núcleo aflor...
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The Chos Malal fold and thrust belt (FTB) is a thick-skinned mountain belt formed by Mesozoic deposits of the Neuquén Basin during the Andean orogeny. Four structural cross-sections in the entire deformed area, supported by field and subsurface data, suggest a strong link between thick and thin-skinned structures. Major Andean thrusts branching fro...
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The northern end of the Agrio fold and thrust belt is known for its different styles of fault-related folds formed by the interaction of thick and thin-skinned structures. In the western sector of the study area, it was found a kilometer scale anticline that has the oldest sedimentary rocks of the Cuyo Group (Early-Middle Jurassic) in its core. In...
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la Sudamericana (Ramos y Kay 2006) y/o asociada a cambios en la orientación de la convergencia y velocidad de subducción de la placa (Cobbold y Rossello 2003). La edad de la deformación en esta región se habría iniciado hacia finales del Cretácico (Ramos y Kay 2006, Folguera et al. 2007), si bien el principal pulso de deformación habría acontecido...
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localidad de Chos Malal, siendo la región comprendida entre la Cordillera del Viento y el Volcán Tromen. Los antecedentes existentes del área son numerosos debido al interés económico y científico que presenta la misma, entre los que se destacan las contribuciones realizadas por Zollner y Amos 1973, Chaveau et al. 1996, Kozlowski et al. 1998, Zapat...
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Malargüe y Sosneado. Estos cuerpos corresponden al ciclo eruptivo Huincán de edad miocena (Nullo et al. 2002) y constan de rocas principalmente andesíticas, traquiandesíticas y dacíticas, las cuales presentan una afinidad composicional calcoalcalina lo que indica un origen común relacionado al arco magmático andino. Los relevamientos de campo detal...
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The Chos Malal fold and thrust belt is located in northwestern Neuquén province and includes more than 4,500 meters of sediments that belong to the Neuquén Basin that were deformed during the Andean orogeny. Based in detailed field work, we reconstruct the geometry of the structures along an E-W cross-section which allow us to recognize two differe...
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The Chos Malal fold and thrust belt is located in northwestern Neuquén province and includes more than 4,500 meters of sediments that belong to the Neuquén Basin that were deformed during the Andean orogeny. Based in detailed field work, we reconstruct the geometry of the structures along an E-W cross-section which allow us to recognize two differe...
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Emplacement of the Laguna Amarga subvolcanic body and its relationship with andean tectonic structures, Southern Mendoza Province. The Laguna Amarga sub-volcanic intrusive is located in the Cordillera Principal, between the Diamante and Atuel rivers, ap-proximately 34° 45' South latitude and 69° 32' West longitude, province of Mendoza. This study r...
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The Laguna Amarga sub-volcanic intrusive is located in the Cordillera Principal, between the Diamante and Atuel rivers, approximately 34° 45' South latitude and 69° 32' West longitude, province of Mendoza. This study reflects the shape and the emplacement model of this intrusive, which resembles a group of sills connected with a laccolith, emplaced...
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In the Argentinean side of the Andes at 34°40’S, the Cenozoic Andean orogeny produced the thick-skinned Malargüe fold-and-thrust belt and the easternmost basement uplift of the Cordillera Frontal. Integrating balanced structural cross-sections with previous studies of Cenozoic synorogenic rocks and 40Ar/39Ar ages of coeval volcanic and subvolcanic...
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El estudio de las estructuras andinas en la región del río Diamante y su vinculación con las rocas volcánicas, subvolcánicas y sedimentarias terciarias, permitió establecer un modelo estructural evolutivo para este sector de los Andes. La estructura dominante está conformada por dos sectores que involucran al basamento, entre los cuales se desarrol...
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The study of the Andean structures at the Río Diamante region and its linkage with the tertiary volcanic, subvolcanic and sedimentary rocks, allow us to propose a structural evolution for this sector of the Andes. Two basement-involved sectors with a thin-skinned sector between them form the dominant structure. At the western sector, large basement...
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The Malargüe fold-and-thrust belt is a thick-skinned belt developed in Miocene-Pliocene times during the Andean orogeny, which together with the Cordillera Frontal constitutes the Andes of central Argentina in the Diamante River area. Detailed field mapping and construction of three regional balanced cross-sections, supported by seismic and well in...
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The Malargüe fold-and-thrust belt is a thick-skinned one developed mainly in Miocene-Pliocene times during the Andean orogeny, in Mendoza province. Based on detailed field mapping, seismic and well information, three balanced structural cross-sections were made resulting an average shortening of 14, 2 km (24%) for basement and cover rocks. Regional...
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The Malargüe fold-and-thrust belt is a thick-skinned one developed mainly in Miocene-Pliocene times during the Andean orogeny, in Mendoza province. Based on detailed field mapping, seismic and well information, three balanced structural cross-sections were made resulting an average shortening of 14, 2 km (24%) for basement and cover rocks. Regional...
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Detailed studies made at the Tordillo and Blanco streams, in the Malargüe fold-thrust belt, allowed us to recognize a broad variety of tectonic structures affecting both, basement and cover rocks. Using surface structural data together with sub-surface information we made a retrodeformable structural cross-section of the outcropping structures and...
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Detailed studies made at the Tordillo and Blanco streams, in the Malargüe fold-thrust belt, allowed us to recognize a broad variety ot tectonic structures affecting both, basement and cover rocks. Using surface structural data together with sub-surface information we made a retrodeformable structural cross-section of the outcropping structures and...
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At the confluence of the Las Aucas stream with the Diamante River (69°30′W Long.; 34°40′S Lat.), kilometer-scale structures affecting basement rocks were surveyed. Andean deformation involved both Cordillera Principal and Cordillera Frontal rocks, whose structures probably were locally contemporaneous and intimately related. The Cordón del Carrizal...
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At the junction of Las Aucas stream with the Diamante river (69° 30’ W ; 34° 40’ S) kilometre-scale structures affecting both Cordillera Principal and Cordillera Frontal rocks were surveyed. A rigid basement block is uplifted, without folding, by a reverse fault at its eastern edge. Sedimentary cover above this block forms an anticline whose steepl...
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At the junction of Las Aucas stream with the Diamante river (69° 30' W; 34° 40' S) kilometre-scale structures affecting both Cordillera Principal and Cordillera Frontal rocks were surveyed. A rigid basement block is uplifted, without folding, by a reverse fault at its eastern edge. Sedimentary cover above this block forms an anticline whose steeply...
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Las Sierras Australes se disponen como una cadena montañosa de unos 180 kilómetros de largo y unos 60 kilómetros de ancho ubicada en el sector sureste de la provincia de Buenos Aires. En su extremo noroeste presenta una flexura cóncava hacia el oeste dando una configuración general arqueada. Estas montañas están compuestas principalmente por rocas...

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