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008			260224s2015 xxu ing
041			_aInglés
245	0	0	_aTemporal and spatial distribution of tectonic events as deduced from reworked palynomorphs in the eastern Northern Andes
260			_a _b _cago. 2015
270			_a17/10/2017 ; 17/10/2017
300			_a17 p. ; 1455-1472
520			_aTranscripción del resumen del autor: In Colombia, palynology has been widely used as a biostratigraphic tool in oil exploration over the last two decades and, as a result of these efforts, an understanding of the chronostratigraphic range of thousands of palynomorph species is now available. Furthermore, because of their relative resistance to physical and chemical degradation, Previous HitpalynomorphsNext Hit can often survive several Previous HittectonicNext Hit-erosive cycles, allowing them to be used as unique tracers of long-term sedimentological changes. In this work, we use the palynological record Previous HitfromNext Hit wells and outcrops in the Llanos foothills and the Llanos basin of Colombia to establish the intensity of Cenozoic reworking and its relationship to the Previous HittectonicNext Hit evolution of the Colombian Previous HitAndesNext Hit. Using this approach, we were able to discern several Previous HittectonicNext Hit episodes associated with the uplift of the Previous HitEasternNext Hit Cordillera. We documented three periods of either faster erosion in the hinterland or more widespread areas being eroded in the catchment areas (late Paleocene–early Eocene, early to mid Miocene and Pliocene) and two periods of Previous HittectonicNext Hit quiescence (mid-Eocene and mid–late Miocene). These periods correlate well with the deposition of different elements of the petroleum systems in the Llanos basin of Colombia (seals and reservoirs).
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100	1		_aParra, Felipe de la _952546
100	1		_aMora, Andrés _957376
100	1		_aRueda, Milton _957389
100	1		_aQuintero, Isaid _957390
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