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Abstract

MT data from profiles located over intermontane sedimentary basins of Sierras Pampeanas in North-West of<br>Argentina are analyzed through 2D inversion methods.<br>These basins are very deep and have an important deposit of Tertiary sediments. Sediments contain Miocene to<br>recent sequences of volcanic or continental detrial origin. Lithological variations occur from one intermontane<br>basin to another and they lie on a basement peneplain surface formed after the middle Paleozoic and frequently<br>exhumed on the range.<br>The resulting electrical models show sedimentary sequences with variable thickness (between 3 to 9 km). In all<br>cases, a very conductive layer beneath the basement are detected.

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1999-08-15
2024-04-19
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