Deltaic depositional systems are characterized by a complex interaction of physical,
chemical, and biological factors. Although fluvial-, wave-and tidal-dominated deltaic …

Two recently discovered volcanoes (Las Margaritas 1 and 2) located near the city of
Manizales in central Colombia (northern Andes) show that monogenetic volcanoes can be …

Biological dispersal is increasingly seen as a primary driver of speciation across the tropical
Andes. Similarly, growing evidence suggests that the Northern Andes cordilleras formed as …

Structural control of volcanic activity is a topic of great significance around volcanic fields,
mostly associated with risk management near cities. Structural geology provides valuable …

The construction and destruction of mountain belts exert a first-order control in ecosystems
by creating bridges and barriers for populations, modifying river-drainage networks and …

The forearc of the northern Pacific region of Colombia (Atrato basin) initially formed in an
intra-oceanic setting related to the Central American arc, and its sedimentary record …

Deformational field relations, compositional and U–Pb geochronological data of magmatic
rocks of the northwestern Colombian Andes provide insights to recognize the different pre to …

Abstract The tropical Northern Andes of Colombia are one the world's most biodiverse
places, offering an ideal location for unraveling the linkages between the geodynamic forces …

The quantification of topographic growth at convergent margins is of primary importance to
assessing the linkages between tectonic processes and landscape evolution. Traditionally …

Geochronological databases are powerful tools for characterizing the crustal evolution and
the age spectra of a region and allow comparison with other areas at a regional scale. In this …