Holocene intramontane lake development: A new model in the Jáchal River Valley, Andean Precordillera, San Juan, Argentina

The Jáchal River Valley displays a number of significant Holocene sedimentary accumulations made up of fine-grained materials. These deposits are interpreted as the sedimentary infill of shallow temporary lakes that were generated by slow growing episodes of alluvial fans that obstructed the Jáchal...

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Autores principales: Colombo, F., Busquets, P., Sole de Porta, N., Limarino, C.O., Heredia, N., Rodriguez-Fernandez, L.R., Alvarez-Marron, J.
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spelling todo:paper_08959811_v28_n3_p229_Colombo2023-10-03T15:42:51Z Holocene intramontane lake development: A new model in the Jáchal River Valley, Andean Precordillera, San Juan, Argentina Colombo, F. Busquets, P. Sole de Porta, N. Limarino, C.O. Heredia, N. Rodriguez-Fernandez, L.R. Alvarez-Marron, J. Argentina Dating Holocene Lacustrine system Palinology accumulation rate alluvial fan aridity climate variation El Nino-Southern Oscillation Holocene humid environment intramontane basin lacustrine deposit landscape evolution paleoclimate paleoenvironment paleolimnology sedimentary sequence sedimentation vegetation history Argentina Jachal River Precordillera San Juan [Argentina] South America Gastropoda Poaceae The Jáchal River Valley displays a number of significant Holocene sedimentary accumulations made up of fine-grained materials. These deposits are interpreted as the sedimentary infill of shallow temporary lakes that were generated by slow growing episodes of alluvial fans that obstructed the Jáchal River Valley. The association of fossil remains through the Holocene sedimentary sequence suggests that the accumulation of lacustrine sediments was affected by climate variations. The predominant aridity was punctuated by very few humid episodes characterised by fresh-water gastropoda and the intercalations of muddy sediments. The high proportion of charcoal particles in some samples indicates periodic forest fires. Abundant non-pollen forest remains suggest that an open zone dominated by several types of grasses underwent a dry season during part of the year. The palynomorph associations found in the Jáchal River Valley Holocene lacustrine sediments suggest that the humid conditions were less intense than those in the San Juan River Valley located more than one hundred kilometres southwards. Our study suggests that lake formation could have been controlled by climate oscillation probably related to the ENSO variation at 30° south latitude. © 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. Fil:Limarino, C.O. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_08959811_v28_n3_p229_Colombo
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topic Argentina
Dating
Holocene
Lacustrine system
Palinology
accumulation rate
alluvial fan
aridity
climate variation
El Nino-Southern Oscillation
Holocene
humid environment
intramontane basin
lacustrine deposit
landscape evolution
paleoclimate
paleoenvironment
paleolimnology
sedimentary sequence
sedimentation
vegetation history
Argentina
Jachal River
Precordillera
San Juan [Argentina]
South America
Gastropoda
Poaceae
spellingShingle Argentina
Dating
Holocene
Lacustrine system
Palinology
accumulation rate
alluvial fan
aridity
climate variation
El Nino-Southern Oscillation
Holocene
humid environment
intramontane basin
lacustrine deposit
landscape evolution
paleoclimate
paleoenvironment
paleolimnology
sedimentary sequence
sedimentation
vegetation history
Argentina
Jachal River
Precordillera
San Juan [Argentina]
South America
Gastropoda
Poaceae
Colombo, F.
Busquets, P.
Sole de Porta, N.
Limarino, C.O.
Heredia, N.
Rodriguez-Fernandez, L.R.
Alvarez-Marron, J.
Holocene intramontane lake development: A new model in the Jáchal River Valley, Andean Precordillera, San Juan, Argentina
topic_facet Argentina
Dating
Holocene
Lacustrine system
Palinology
accumulation rate
alluvial fan
aridity
climate variation
El Nino-Southern Oscillation
Holocene
humid environment
intramontane basin
lacustrine deposit
landscape evolution
paleoclimate
paleoenvironment
paleolimnology
sedimentary sequence
sedimentation
vegetation history
Argentina
Jachal River
Precordillera
San Juan [Argentina]
South America
Gastropoda
Poaceae
description The Jáchal River Valley displays a number of significant Holocene sedimentary accumulations made up of fine-grained materials. These deposits are interpreted as the sedimentary infill of shallow temporary lakes that were generated by slow growing episodes of alluvial fans that obstructed the Jáchal River Valley. The association of fossil remains through the Holocene sedimentary sequence suggests that the accumulation of lacustrine sediments was affected by climate variations. The predominant aridity was punctuated by very few humid episodes characterised by fresh-water gastropoda and the intercalations of muddy sediments. The high proportion of charcoal particles in some samples indicates periodic forest fires. Abundant non-pollen forest remains suggest that an open zone dominated by several types of grasses underwent a dry season during part of the year. The palynomorph associations found in the Jáchal River Valley Holocene lacustrine sediments suggest that the humid conditions were less intense than those in the San Juan River Valley located more than one hundred kilometres southwards. Our study suggests that lake formation could have been controlled by climate oscillation probably related to the ENSO variation at 30° south latitude. © 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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author Colombo, F.
Busquets, P.
Sole de Porta, N.
Limarino, C.O.
Heredia, N.
Rodriguez-Fernandez, L.R.
Alvarez-Marron, J.
author_facet Colombo, F.
Busquets, P.
Sole de Porta, N.
Limarino, C.O.
Heredia, N.
Rodriguez-Fernandez, L.R.
Alvarez-Marron, J.
author_sort Colombo, F.
title Holocene intramontane lake development: A new model in the Jáchal River Valley, Andean Precordillera, San Juan, Argentina
title_short Holocene intramontane lake development: A new model in the Jáchal River Valley, Andean Precordillera, San Juan, Argentina
title_full Holocene intramontane lake development: A new model in the Jáchal River Valley, Andean Precordillera, San Juan, Argentina
title_fullStr Holocene intramontane lake development: A new model in the Jáchal River Valley, Andean Precordillera, San Juan, Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Holocene intramontane lake development: A new model in the Jáchal River Valley, Andean Precordillera, San Juan, Argentina
title_sort holocene intramontane lake development: a new model in the jáchal river valley, andean precordillera, san juan, argentina
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_08959811_v28_n3_p229_Colombo
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