Miocene strike‐slip tectonics was responsible for creating and closing short‐lived (ca. 6 Ma)
passages and the emergence of isolated topography in the Northern Andes. These …

Long‐lived orogens are often characterized by basement blocks affected by polyphase thick‐
skinned deformation. Deciphering these events is challenging due to the heterogeneous …

The longstanding view of Neotropical mountain uplift as a promoter of species diversification
has become commonplace in the last decades and could benefit from more specific Earth …

Volcanic stratigraphy provides major insights to understand the spatial and temporal
relationships between volcanic products and eruptive and post-eruptive processes. In the …

The Cenozoic uplift and relief history of the Colombian Andes controlled the evolution of
drainage systems and the filling history of sedimentary basins. The understanding of the …

A common assumption for the interpretation of seawater Neodymium isotopes is that the
signal is a mixture of distally advected waters. A review of the local paleogeography and …

Inselbergs are isolated rock bodies that develop as a result of differential weathering and
erosion advances during topographic etchplain formation. The timing and rate of inselberg …

Transpressional margins are widespread, and their dynamics are relevant for plate
boundary evolution globally. Though transpressional orogen evolution involves a …

Erosion rates are widely used to assess tectonic uplift and sediment export from mountain
ranges. However, the scarcity of erosion rate measurements often hinders detailed tectonic …

En 1918 el geólogo Emile Grosse recibió el encargo de realizar estudios geológicos en la
cuenca de Amagá, Colombia. En 1923 Grosse terminó un trabajo cartográfico exhaustivo …