ABSTRACT In the Iberian Variscides several first order arcuate structures have been
considered. In spite of being highly studied their characterization, formation mechanisms …

NW Iberia includes a rather complete section of a Variscan suture, where different terranes
with continental or oceanic affinities appear with clear structural relationships. Three groups …

Orogenic curvature is a ubiquitous feature of mountain belts, and the plate tectonic and
geodynamic setting responsible for the development of curved orogens is a subject of …

The Malpica–Tui complex (NW Iberian Massif) consists of a Lower Continental Unit of
variably deformed and recrystallized granitoids, metasediments and sparse metabasites …

Coated sand grains can influence reservoir quality evolution during sandstone diagenesis.
Porosity can be reduced and fluid flow restricted where grain coats encroach into pore …

Large‐scale faults in the continental crust are significant features that control the evolution of
sedimentary basins and intraplate mountain chains. Deciphering their evolution is a …

A regional study starting from detailed geological mapping has been carried out in the
Malpica‐Tui Complex of Galicia in NW Spain. The complex is formed by two units …

Soil erosion in coastal areas, driven by global change and human activity, poses a
significant threat to ecological and economic stability. This research investigates water …

Strike-slip shear zones of the Variscan orogen are used to derive the evolution of
paleostrain and discuss the kinematics of the waning stages of the Gondwana-Laurussia …

Plate convergence analysis in collisional orogens is usually based on the study of major
contractional structures and strike-slip shear zones. Here we show how the structural …