Mountain building in the Andes, the longest continental mountain range on Earth, started in
the Late Cretaceous but was highly diachronous. Reconstructing the timing of surface uplift …

Submarine canyons are major conduits for sediment transfer from continental shelf to deep
marine environments. Mass failures and faults play a key role in the initiation and evolution …

Tectonics, climate, and lithology are the three main factors controlling the generation and
transfer of sediments as well as their textural and compositional signatures. In this paper, we …

Aim In geographically and ecologically heterogeneous landscapes, such as tropical
mountains, widely distributed species may be informative proxies for studying landscape …

Fractured basement hydrocarbon reservoirs are widely distributed worldwide in more than
30 basins, where volcanic and plutonic rocks have produced significant quantities of oil and …

Oblique convergent margins accumulate strike‐slip deformation that controls basin
formation and evolution. The Bahia Basin is located offshore, proximal to major strike‐slip …

In this contribution, we employed a petrochronological approach to investigate the
tectonometamorphic evolution of Al-rich garnet-staurolite and garnet-staurolite-kyanite …

The left lateral strike-slip Bucaramanga Fault exhibits a transpressional southern termination
located towards the axial zone of the Eastern Cordillera of Colombia, where the Boyacá and …

The Upper Paleocene Cerrejón Formation is a great source of coal in Colombia. The
northeastern part of the Ranchería Sub-Basin sees the most intense mining activity. As a …

We present an inverse modelling strategy to infer thermal history information from detrital
low temperature thermochronological data from modern sediment sampling the outlet of a …