Generalized composite stratigraphic columns and paleocurrent data from within the field area (see Fig. 2 for locations). (A) Stratigraphy and key sedimentological features of the Nacientes del Teno Formation and the lowermost strata of the Río Damas Formation. Unit thicknesses and columns heights are drawn to scale. Horizontal axes are not drawn to scale. Bedding thicknesses are not drawn to scale but depict generalized variations in grain size ranging from clay-sized (ms—mudstone) to ∼0.5 m (conglomerate, cg) and including evaporite (gypsum) deposits (ev) and volcanic deposits (volc). Unit colors and abbreviations are the same as in Figure 2. HCS/SCS—hummocky cross stratification and/or swaley cross stratification. (B) Rose diagrams of unidirectional (black) and bidirectional (gray) paleocurrent indicators (bin size 30°).
Generalized composite stratigraphic columns and paleocurrent data from within the field area (see Fig. 2 for locations). (A) Stratigraphy and key sedimentological features of the Nacientes del Teno Formation and the lowermost strata of the Río Damas Formation. Unit thicknesses and columns heights are drawn to scale. Horizontal axes are not drawn to scale. Bedding thicknesses are not drawn to scale but depict generalized variations in grain size ranging from clay-sized (ms—mudstone) to ∼0.5 m (conglomerate, cg) and including evaporite (gypsum) deposits (ev) and volcanic deposits (volc). Unit colors and abbreviations are the same as in Figure 2. HCS/SCS—hummocky cross stratification and/or swaley cross stratification. (B) Rose diagrams of unidirectional (black) and bidirectional (gray) paleocurrent indicators (bin size 30°).
