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Beteilige Person:	Rutten, M. G. 1910-1970 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Elsevier 1969
Schlagwörter:	Geologia Da Europa Geologie Geology > Europe Europa Westeuropa
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adam_text	Titel: The geology of western Europe Autor: Rutten, Martin Gerard Jahr: 1969 Contents PREFACE.......................................... vii Introductory ......................................... vii About this book........................................ vm A word about geological travel.................................. x Acknowledgments....................................... xi References........................................... xi CHAPTER 1. THE MAIN DIVISIONS............................. 1 The necessity of classification.................................. 1 The three main divisions.................................... 2 Lowlands and low plateaus................................... 4 The lowlands....................................... 4 The low plateaus...................................... 5 The uplands.......................................... 6 Variation in early geology of the uplands........................... 6 Uplands and low plateaus.................................. 7 Similarity in later evolution of the uplands........................... 7 Absence of structural correlation between older and younger structures.............. 8 The mountain chains...................................... 8 The Gipfelflur ...................................... 9 Mountain chains and uplands................................ 10 Recapitulation......................................... 11 Generalities.......................................... 11 The importance of peneplains................................ 11 Rejecting continental accretion ............................... 14 References........................................... 16 CHAPTER 2. NORTHERN EUROPE: FENNOSCANDIAN SHIELD AND CALEDONIDES. ... 17 Introduction ......................................... 17 The Fennoscandian Shield ................................... 19 The orogenetic cycle concept................................ 20 Absolute dating...................................... 23 The Caledonides........................................ 29 Sparagmite Series..................................... 30 Cambro-Silurian...................................... 31 Structure of the Caledonides ................................ 34 References........................................... 40 CHAPTER 3. NORTHERN EUROPE: EPICONTINENTAL DEPOSITS, THE OSLO REGION, POST-GLACIAL RISE.............................. 42 Introduction ......................................... 42 Epicontinental Cambro-Silurian................................. 42 Alum shales and kolm .................................. 43 Orthoceras limestone.................................... 44 Silurian reefs of Gotland.................................. 45 The Oslo region........................................ 49 Cambro-Silurian in the Oslo graben............................. 49 Permian plutonic rocks and volcanics............................. 54 Rhombporphyry flows and ignimbrites............................ 56 Cauldrons ........................................ 61 Origin of Oslo rocks.................................... 61 Post-Glacial uplift of Scandinavia................................ 63 References........................................... 63 CHAPTER 4. HERCYNIAN EUROPE: GENERALITIES.................... 66 Hercynian and Variscan.................................... 66 The Hercynian uplands .................................... 67 Variations in the Hercynian uplands............................. 69 German classification of Hercynian Europe............................ 72 Time of folding........................................ 74 Hercynian paleogeography.................................... 76 Hercynian coal basins..................................... 77 References........................................... 78 CHAPTER 5. HERCYNIAN EUROPE: THE ARDENNES.................... 80 Introduction ......................................... 80 The Old-Red continent and the transgression of the Devonian sea.................. 84 Border position of the Ardennes............................... 84 Lower Devonian...................................... 84 Middle and Upper Devonian................................ 84 Carboniferous....................................... 86 Southern border of the Brabant Massif............................ 87 Nappe structure in the northern Ardennes?............................ 87 Structure........................................... 89 Caledonian massifs..................................... 90 Fepin nonconformity.................................... 92 Structure of the Devonian.................................. 92 Structure of the Lower Carboniferous............................ 92 Structure of the Upper Carboniferous............................ 96 Type localities of Etroeungt and Vise............................... 98 Time of folding and the Grande Breche of the Visean....................... 98 Tangential compression versus gravity tectonics.......................... 99 Devonian reefs........................................ 102 Devonian rythms and Coal Measure cyclothems........................ 103 Post-Hercynian history..................................... 104 Peneplanation....................................... 104 Formation of uplands.................................... 104 References........................................... 106 CHAPTER 6. HERCYNIAN EUROPE: THE RHEINISCHES SCHIEFERGEBIRGE........ 108 Introduction ......................................... 108 The Devonian of the Rheinisches Schiefergebirge.......................... 110 Comparison with the Ardennes................................ 110 Variations in subsidence................................... 110 Devonian sedimentology.................................. U2 Initial magmatism in the Rheinisches Schiefergebirge...................... 114 Carboniferous of the Rheinisches Schiefergebirge.......................... 114 Tectonics........................................... 116 Single Stockwerk, monotony ................................ U6 Vergenz ........................................ 118 Faltenspiegel ....................................... 118 Microtectonics .............................. 119 Cloos and his school ............................ 120 Achsenrampe ...................................... 123 The Moselle synclinorium.................................. 124 The sub-Hercynian border depression............................... 127 References........................................... 129 CHAPTER 7. HERCYNIAN EUROPE: THE ARMORICAN MASSIF.............. 132 The intermediate character of the Armorican Massif........................ 132 The Brioverian ........................................ 133 Cadomian orogeny..................................... 135 Tillites ......................................... 137 Paleozoic history........................................ 138 Absence of Caledonian orogeny............................... 139 Pre-orogenetic character of the Bretonic phase ........................ 140 Sudetic and later orogenetic phases.............................. 141 Tectonic style....................................... 142 Anticlinal areas..................................... 143 Granites of Flamanville (Normandy), and of Barr-Andlau (Vosges).................. 145 References........................................... 145 CHAPTER 8. THE MASSIF CENTRAL............................ 148 Introduction ......................................... 148 Massif Central and Plateau Central ........................... 148 Historical outline...................................... 149 The crystalline basement.................................... 150 Metamorphic series .................................... 150 Zoneographie ...................................... 152 Anatexitic granites..................................... 154 Three examples...................................... 154 Variations in the relation between metamorphism and metasomatism............... 158 Newer results....................................... 161 The Montagne Noire...................................... 163 Caledonian orogeny?.................................... 163 Hercynian nappe structures................................. 165 The Sillon houiller ...................................... 166 References........................................... 168 CHAPTER 9. ALPINE EUROPE: GENERAL INTRODUCTION................. 170 Geosynclinal and epicontinental Alpine Europe.......................... 170 Enumeration of the elements of Alpine Europe .......................... 171 The Alps and nomenclature................................... 174 Nappe structures........................................ 177 The classic picture of the Alps.................................. 181 Basic assumptions of the classic picture.............................. 184 The Leithorizont ....................................... 189 New views and old....................................... 191 CHAPTER 10. ALPINE EUROPE: NEWER TRENDS IN ALPINE GEOLOGY.......... 193 Introduction ......................................... 193 Invalidating the embryonic cordillera concept........................... 193 Tethys paleogeography..................................... 194 Views opposed to nappe continuity or cylindrism ........................ 195 Absolute dating of the Central Massifs.............................. 197 Metamorphism and microtectonics in the Pennides......................... 198 Gravity tectonics........................................ 202 Time of folding and orogenetic phases.............................. 204 The root zone ........................................ 205 Geophysical investigation of the root of the Alps.......................... 207 Tangential shortening ..................................... 210 Paleomagnetism and the assembly of Alpine Europe........................ 211 Newer theories........................................ 213 Germanic versus Alpine facies of the Triassic........................... 216 Deep or shallow—off-shore or near-shore?............................ 218 Flysch and molasse ...................................... 22(* References........................................... 221 CHAPTER 11. ALPINE EUROPE: THE SWISS ALPS...................... 225 General remarks........................................ 225 The Helvetides ........................................ 227 Older and newer tectonic interpretations............................ 231 Voraneilen der jiingeren Schichten ............................. 232 Branden der Deckenstirne ................................. 232 Along-the-strike discontinuities............................... 234 The root zone of the Helvitides.............................. 237 Ultrahelvetian, klippen and Prealps ............................... 239 Ultrahelvetian....................................... 239 Klippen ......................................... 241 Prealps.......................................... 244 Tectonic structure of the Prealps, 247 The Central Massifs...................................... 249 The Pennides......................................... 251 Bundner Schiefer ..................................... 255 Ophiolites......................................... 257 Radiolarites ....................................... 258 The Bundner Schiefer in Graubiinden ............................ 259 The Austrides, the root zone and the Southern Alps........................ 260 References........................................... 260 CHAPTER 12. ALPINE EUROPE: THE FRENCH ALPS.................... 263 Introduction ......................................... 263 The major divisions....................................... 265 The Subalpine chains...................................... 268 Structure......................................... 270 The intracutaneous structures of Roya............................ 275 The Sillon subalpin ................................... 276 The Fosse vocontienne .................................. 276 The Barrot Dome..................................... 277 The Central Massifs...................................... 279 The Belledonne Massif................................... 279 The Pelvoux Massif..................................... 279 The Argentera (Mercantour) Massif............................. 284 The Annot Sandstone, 287 The internal zones....................................... 289 The Brianconnais zone................................... 289 Brianconnais Coal Measures, 292—Brianconnais geanticline , 292—The Brian?onnais fan, 294 The Pennides or Piemonte zone............................... 298 The Helminthoides flysch, 298 The junction of Alps and Apennines............................... 299 Schematic history of the French Alps............................... 301 Correlations.......................................... 301 References..................................... 303 CHAPTER 13. ALPINE EUROPE: EASTERN AND SOUTHERN ALPS............. 306 Introduction ............................... 306 Eastern Alps................................ 3Qg The northern border zone......................... 310 The Austride nappes............................ 314 Northern Limestone Alps.......................... 3j7 Gosau Beds........................... 32Q Engadin and Tauern windows................................ 322 The root zone of the Eastern Alps............................. 322 The Southern Alps....................................... 328 Stratigraphy of the Southern Alps.............................. 330 Structure of the Southern Alps ............................... 333 Erosion tectonics .................................... 335 References........................................... 338 CHAPTER 14. ALPINE EUROPE: PYRENEES AND LOWER PROVENCE........... 342 Introduction ......................................... 342 The Pyrenees......................................... 343 Pyrenees and Alps..................................... 343 Main divisions of the Pyrenees................................ 345 Orogenetic phases..................................... 348 Literature......................................... 349 The axial zone of the Pyrenees................................ 349 Hercynian sedimentary series, 349—Gneisses and granites, 351 The external zones of the Pyrenees.............................. 353 Alpine sedimentary series, 353—Structure, 356 The Lower Provence...................................... 360 References........................................... 367 CHAPTER 15. ALPINE EUROPE: THE JURA MOUNTAINS.................. 371 Introduction ......................................... 371 The classic picture....................................... 374 Newer ideas.......................................... 379 Gravitational tectonics................................... 379 Complex history of the Arc bisontin ............................ 380 Large-scale overthrusting.................................. 382 Wrench faults of the basement?............................... 388 The Jura Mountains and the extension of the salt of the Triassic................. 389 References........................................... 390 CHAPTER 16. ALPINE EUROPE: BETIC CORDILLERA, IBERIAN CHAINS AND CATALANIDES 392 Introduction ......................................... 392 The Betic Cordillera...................................... 392 The main divisions..................................... 393 The Subbetic....................................... 395 The Betic......................................... 397 The Malaga Betic, 398—The Alpujarrides, 399—The Rondaides, 400—Peridotites, 402— The Betic haut-fond , or Betic geanticline, 402—The Sierra Nevada Betic, 402—The Sierra Nevada morpholo- gy, 406—The Straits of Gibraltar, 406 Iberian chains and Catalanides,................................. 407 Stratigraphy........................................ 408 Structure......................................... 409 Gravity tectonics...................................... 412 References........................................... 415 CHAPTER 17. LOWLANDS AND LOW PLATEAUS...................... 417 Introduction ......................................... 417 Variations in history...................................... 418 Compartmentation and Randtroge ............................... 419 Halokinesis.......................................... 426 References........................................... 430 CHAPTER 18. YOUNGER VOLCANICS............................ 432 Introduction ......................................... 432 Economic importance ................................... 433 Outer-Alpine younger volcanics................................. 434 Hebung-Spaltung-Vulkanismus .............................. 435 Composition of outer-Alpine volcanics............................ 437 Younger volcanics of Germany.................................. 438 Northern province..................................... 438 Southern province..................................... 443 Outer-Alpine younger volcanics of France............................. 444 Composition of the volcanics................................ 444 The Auvergne....................................... 447 Cantal and Mont Dore................................... 447 The Chaine des Puys.................................... 449 Limagne district...................................... 452 Velay district....................................... 453 Causses and Bas Languedoc district.............................. 453 Inner-Alpine younger volcanics.................................. 453 The Rome district..................................... 456 The Naples district..................................... 459 The Eolian Islands .................................... 462 The Etna......................................... 466 References........................................... 469 ADDENDUM......................................... 472 SOURCES FOR GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION IN WEST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES....... 473 REFERENCES INDEX.................................... 477 SUBJECT INDEX....................................... 485
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