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Guerrero Mexico
Timing of Magmatism and Skarn Formation at the Limon, Guajes, and Media Luna Gold ± Copper Skarn Deposits at Morelos, Guerrero State, Mexico
The Mechanisms of Tsunami Amplification and the Earthquake Source of the 2021 M 7 Acapulco, Mexico, Earthquake
A Source Study of the M w 7.0 Acapulco, Mexico, Earthquake of 8 September 2021
Reconstructing the tectono-sedimentary evolution of the Early–Middle Jurassic Tlaxiaco Basin in southern Mexico: New insights into the crustal attenuation history of southern North America during Pangea breakup
Rupture Models of Recent M w > 7 Thrust Earthquakes in the Guerrero–Oaxaca Region of the Mexico Subduction Zone Using Teleseismic Body Waves
The Search of Diffusive Properties in Ambient Seismic Noise
ABSTRACT The Guerrero-Morelos carbonate platform (southwestern Mexico) is one of the rare platforms that persisted throughout the Cenomanian–Turonian oceanic anoxic event 2 (OAE 2). Two sections from this carbonate platform exhibit the typical δ 13 C positive excursion characterizing the OAE 2. This enables the precise distribution of larger benthic foraminifers and their biotic response to paleoenvironmental changes to be characterized during this event. At Axaxacualco, oligotrophic conditions prevailed during the δ 13 C positive excursion in the distal part of the carbonate platform. In the more proximal part, at Barranca del Cañon, OAE 2 impact was more significant and is marked by thick laminated microbialite deposition, indicating mesotrophic conditions. Low phosphorus and trace-element contents confirm the persistence of oligotrophic to mesotrophic conditions throughout OAE 2 in the Central Mexico carbonate platform despite the proximity of the Caribbean-Colombian oceanic plateau. Before the δ 13 C positive excursion, which characterizes the OAE 2, the microfauna assemblage was well diversified, including corals, rudists, and large benthic foraminifera ( Pseudorhapydionina chiapanensis , Pseudorhapydionina dubia , Cuneolina parva , Dicyclina sp., Chrysalidina gradata , and large miliolids). During the δ 13 C positive excursion, significant biotic changes occurred, with increasing dominance of organisms adapted to high-stress conditions. Endobenthic assemblages such as Nezzazatinella sp. and Nezzazata sp. were still present. The green symbiotic benthic foraminifera nearly disappeared, except C. parva and Dicyclina sp. During the basal Turonian, the carbonate platform returned to a more open and oxygenated environment, with the reappearance of pre-OAE microfauna, but without the large benthic foraminifera, which did not survive. The definitive drowning of the Guerrero-Morelos carbonate platform took place after the early Turonian, well above the end of the δ 13 C shift. The deposition of black shale and turbidites, which indicate deeper, anoxic environments, precluded large benthic foraminifera reestablishment. Correlation with the pelagic environments of the Eastbourne section (UK) reveals a synchronicity of biotic responses between basin and platform environments. Low-oxygen conditions are marked by multiple blooms of Heterohelix species in the basin, corresponding to an assemblage dominated by ? Decastronema , Thaumatoporella , and Istriloculina on the carbonate platforms.
Spatial Distribution of Radiated Seismic Energy of Three Aftershocks Sequences at Guerrero, Mexico, Subduction Zone
A Seismogeodetic Amphibious Network in the Guerrero Seismic Gap, Mexico
Isotopic evidence for changes in the zinc cycle during Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 (Late Cretaceous)
A geologic recipe for transient slip within the seismogenic zone: Insight from the Guerrero seismic gap, Mexico
A Method for First‐Order Earthquake Depth Estimation Using Superarrays
Evaluation of the Intensity Measure Approach in Performance‐Based Earthquake Engineering with Simulated Ground Motions
A 2400 yr Mesoamerican rainfall reconstruction links climate and cultural change
Style and chronology of the Late Cretaceous shortening in the Zihuatanejo area (southwestern Mexico): Implications for the timing of the Mexican Laramide deformation
A Methodology to Improve Ground-Motion Prediction Equations by Including Path Corrections
U–Pb Neoproterozoic–Ordovician protolith age constraints for high- to medium-pressure rocks thrust over low-grade metamorphic rocks in theIxcamilpa area, Acatlán Complex, southern Mexico
Analogue model of inversion tectonics explaining the structural diversity of Late Cretaceous shortening in southwestern Mexico
The interpretation of geochemical survey data
Cretaceous–Eocene magmatism and Laramide deformation in southwestern Mexico: No role for terrane accretion
In southwestern Mexico, Late Cretaceous to Early Tertiary deformation has been generally associated with the Laramide orogeny of the Cordillera. Several alternative models consider the deformation to result from the accretion of the Guerrero terrane, formed by the Zihuatanejo, Arcelia, and Teloloapan intraoceanic island arcs, to the continental margin of the North American plate. Here, we present a detailed geologic and structural study and new 40 Ar/ 39 Ar and U-Pb ages for a broad region in the central-eastern part of the Guerrero terrane that allow the accretion model to be tested. In the Huetamo–Ciudad Altamirano part of the region, an almost complete Cretaceous-Paleogene succession records the transition from an early Cretaceous shallow-marine environment to continental conditions that began in Santonian times, followed by the development of a major continental Eocene magmatic arc. Folding of the marine and transitional successions signifies a shortening episode between the late Cenomanian and the Santonian, and a subsequent, out-of-sequence, coaxial refolding event in Maastrichtian-Paleocene time amplified the previous structures. A major left-lateral shear zone postdates the contractional deformation, and it passively controlled the geographic distribution of Eocene silicic volcanism. Minor transcurrent faulting followed. Our results indicate that the Huetamo–Ciudad Altamirano region, which has been considered part of the Zihuatanejo subterrane, was in proximity to a continent during most of the Mesozoic. We found continental recycled material at various stratigraphic levels of the Huetamo Cretaceous succession and Grenvillian inherited ages in zircons from the ca. 120 Ma Placeres del Oro pluton. More importantly, detrital zircon ages from the pre-Cretaceous basement of the Huetamo succession (Tzitzio metaflysch) and the pre–Early Jurassic basement of the Arcelia subterrane (Tejupilco suite) yield very similar Late Permian and Ordovician age peaks. These ages are typical of the Acatlán complex, onto which the Guerrero terrane has been proposed to have been accreted in the Late Cretaceous. Similarly, Paleozoic and Precambrian ages are reported in detrital zircons from the volcano-sedimentary successions of the Zihuatanejo, Arcelia, and Teloloapan subterranes. Models considering this part of the Guerrero terrane as having formed by intraoceanic island arcs separated by one or more subduction zones cannot explain the ubiquitous presence of older continental material in the Mesozoic succession. We favor a model in which most of the Guerrero terrane consisted of autochthonous or parautochthonous units deposited on the thinned continental margin of the North American plate and where the Mesozoic magmatic and sedimentary record is explained in the framework of an enduring west-facing migrating arc and related extensional backarc and forearc basins. The results presented here exclude the accretion of allochthonous terranes as the cause for Laramide deformation and require an alternative driving force to explain the generation of the Late Cretaceous–early Tertiary shortening and shearing on the southern margin of the North American plate.