Paleosecular variations 0-19,000 years recorded by sediments from Escondido Lake (Argentina)
Paleomagnetic and sedimentological studies carried out on four cores, about 11 m long, from the bottom sediments of Escondido Lake (southwestern Argentina) are described. This lake is geologically related to the set of lakes of glacial origin located in western Patagonia. Using several magnetic stud...
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paper:paper_00319201_v133_n1-4_p35_Gogorza2023-06-08T14:58:51Z Paleosecular variations 0-19,000 years recorded by sediments from Escondido Lake (Argentina) Escondido Lake Paleomagnetic Paleosecular Sedimentological lacustrine deposit magnetic susceptibility paleomagnetism remanent magnetization secular variation Argentina Paleomagnetic and sedimentological studies carried out on four cores, about 11 m long, from the bottom sediments of Escondido Lake (southwestern Argentina) are described. This lake is geologically related to the set of lakes of glacial origin located in western Patagonia. Using several magnetic studies, the predominance of pseudo-single/single domain magnetite as main carrier, as well as an increase of concentration and grain size with depth was determined. The pairs of magnetic susceptibility and intensity of remanent magnetization profiles show a good correlation with the sedimentological macroscopic descriptions, and also with those of shorter cores previously studied. The stability of the natural remanent magnetization was investigated by alternating-field demagnetization. Within-lake correlation was based on lithology, magnetic susceptibility and intensity of remanent magnetization, because the patterns of these parameters showed similarity for every core. Radiocarbon dating suggests higher deposition rates during the early stage of the lacustrine basin (Late Pleistocene). The transfer function depth-age also allowed constructing a secular variation record from south Argentina for the past 19,000 years. The declination and inclination logs show some anomalous directions at about 18,000 calibrated years. © 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. 2002 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00319201_v133_n1-4_p35_Gogorza http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00319201_v133_n1-4_p35_Gogorza |
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Paleomagnetic and sedimentological studies carried out on four cores, about 11 m long, from the bottom sediments of Escondido Lake (southwestern Argentina) are described. This lake is geologically related to the set of lakes of glacial origin located in western Patagonia. Using several magnetic studies, the predominance of pseudo-single/single domain magnetite as main carrier, as well as an increase of concentration and grain size with depth was determined. The pairs of magnetic susceptibility and intensity of remanent magnetization profiles show a good correlation with the sedimentological macroscopic descriptions, and also with those of shorter cores previously studied. The stability of the natural remanent magnetization was investigated by alternating-field demagnetization. Within-lake correlation was based on lithology, magnetic susceptibility and intensity of remanent magnetization, because the patterns of these parameters showed similarity for every core. Radiocarbon dating suggests higher deposition rates during the early stage of the lacustrine basin (Late Pleistocene). The transfer function depth-age also allowed constructing a secular variation record from south Argentina for the past 19,000 years. The declination and inclination logs show some anomalous directions at about 18,000 calibrated years. © 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. |
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Paleosecular variations 0-19,000 years recorded by sediments from Escondido Lake (Argentina) |
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Paleosecular variations 0-19,000 years recorded by sediments from Escondido Lake (Argentina) |
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Paleosecular variations 0-19,000 years recorded by sediments from Escondido Lake (Argentina) |
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Paleosecular variations 0-19,000 years recorded by sediments from Escondido Lake (Argentina) |
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Paleosecular variations 0-19,000 years recorded by sediments from Escondido Lake (Argentina) |
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paleosecular variations 0-19,000 years recorded by sediments from escondido lake (argentina) |
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