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Resumen de Las formaciones del mapa geológico a escala 1:25.000 de la Cuenca de Lorca (Murcia)

Francisco Guillén Mondéjar, Rafael Arana Castillo, M.T. Fernández, Francisco López Aguayo, Miguel Angel Mancheño Jiménez, Félix Pérez Lorente, Tomás Rodríguez Estrella, Francisco Serrano Lozano

  • The Lorca Basin is located in the Betic Ranges (SE of Spain) over the contact between the Betic domain s.s. (internal zones) and the Subbetic one (external zones). Far the complementary use of the mineralogical and tectosedimentary analysis it has been necessary the realization of the geologic cartography. lt have been differentiated five continental formations of the Quaternary and twelve neogenes formations dated from the upper Burdigalian to the Pliocene. They were originated in marine environments with entrance of continental contributions except far the upper Messinian-Pliocene which have a fluvial-lacustrine origin. The most abundant material are marls, sandstones, lutites, gypsiferous levels, conglomerates, sands and limestones.


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