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Early Cretaceous tectonic event in the Adria: Insight from Umbria-Marche pelagic basin (Italy)
Soft-sediment deformation structures crop out in the Lower Cretaceous succession of the Gubbio anticline in the Umbria-Marche Apennines of Italy. The deformation interval is ~13 m thick and occurs between the upper Hauterivian–lower Aptian Maiolica Formation and the Aptian Marne a Fucoidi Formation. It can be observed along the anticline for a distance of 12 km. Different types of deformation structures are distributed in several outcrops, with detachment extensional structures prevailing in the southeast sector. Imbricated slides, slump structures, and chaotic layers are distributed vertically and longitudinally in the middle and/or lower part of the deformed sediments. In the northwest sector of the anticline, compressional duplex structures can be considered the lower section of a large sediment failure. Geometrical and kinematic analysis of the fold axis trends and sliding surfaces have led to infer a single, large gravitational event possibly Albian in age. The synsedimentary deformation could be activated by several internal trigger mechanisms induced by external regional tectonic events such as earthquakes. An orthogonal system of calcite veins crossing the limestone layers represents the primary pathway for fluid-driven breaching of joint seals. These fluids can be related to the significant increase in the total organic carbon in the Hauterivian–Aptian layer of the Maiolica and Marne a Fucoidi Formations. This suggests the possibility that the limestone layer, sandwiched and sealed between clay of the organic-rich black shales, could have favored a pore pressure increase approaching lithostatic stress. With a thin overburden, lithostatic stress is more easily reached at low hydrostatic pressure. This slump sheet occurrence suggests the existence of a local paleoslope dipping toward the north-northwest, where the mass involved in the deformation is distributed over an estimated area of 60 km 2 for a volume of 0.8 km 3 of displaced sediments. The restoration and rotation of the slump fold hinges to the Early Cretaceous direction, in line with available paleomagnetic data, have shown that the strike of the slope corresponds to the main trend of the oldest Jurassic extensional lineaments and is linked to transform faults of the westernmost Tethys rifting systems.
The palynostratigraphy of the Upper Maiolica, Selli Level and the Lower Marne a Fucoidi units in the proposed Barremian/Aptian (Lower Cretaceous) GSSP stratotype at Gorgo a Cerbara, Umbria–Marche Basin, Italy
Les black shales, un outil chronostratigraphique haute resolution; exemple de l'Albien du bassin de Marches-Ombrie (Italie centrale)
Simplified time–structure map of the Laga basin substratum reconstructed at...
- Amelia outcrops. (A) Field view of the Calcare Massiccio Fm onlapped by t...
Structural setting of the ( a ) Serena, ( b ) Cornelia, ( c ) Elga and ( d ...
Chronostratigraphic log representing the relative position of the stacked u...
Geological sections along traces AA', BB', and CC' of Figure 2: (1) alluvia...
Geological sketch of the Nera River alluvial valley close to the Borgo Cerr...
Vector diagrams of typical demagnetization data, in situ coordinates, sho...
- Geographical localisation and simplified geological map of part of the Na...
Rinvenimento di un tronco silicizzato nella formazione delle "marne a fucoidi" della struttura mesozoica ad est di Camerino (Appennino marchigiano)
Along-strike variations of thrusts in the Spoleto-Valnerina area; genesis and influence on the evolution of the Umbria-Marche Apennines
Seismic interpretation of the Laga basin; constraints on the structural setting and kinematics of the Central Apennines
Expansion breccias in Lower Cretaceous Apennine pelagic limestones: I. Geological observations
ABSTRACT Breccias affecting the pelagic Lower Cretaceous Maiolica limestone of the Umbria-Marche Apennines of central Italy contain 10-cm-diameter to submillimeter angular clasts of white pelagic limestone and black chert, separated by a filling of sparry calcite. The clasts can often be seen to have originally fitted together, indicating extension without shear, and this is the case in all three dimensions, arguing for roughly isotropic volumetric expansion. Breccia fragments are separated by sparry calcite bodies comparable in width to the fragments; this shows that the breccias were not formed by collapse, or by a single large explosion, after either of which the fragments would surely have fallen to the bottom of the cavity, but probably by multiple small expansion events, each followed by calcite deposition in the small voids that opened up. The breccia sometimes occurs in dramatic topographic walls, a few tens of meters in both width and height, although there is not a one-to-one correspondence between breccia and walls. The sparry-calcite fill indicates that water with dissolved CO 2 was involved in formation of the breccias, presumably providing the high fluid pressure that forced the fragments apart. The breccia is bounded stratigraphically above by the middle Cretaceous Marne a Fucoidi (Fucoid marls), which appears to represent an aquiclude that limited the volume of high fluid pressure ( P F ). Although the mechanism of formation of the expansion breccias is not yet clear, we list observations that need to be accounted for by such a mechanism and discuss how these observations might be explained.