Vol 38, No 2 (2011)

Table of Contents

The Los Llantenes Formation in the Precordillera of Jagüe (La Rioja Province) and the recognition of a rifting stage in the early evolution of the late Paleozoic basins in western Argentina.
Ricardo A. Astini, Federico Martina, Federico M. Davila
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245-267
Polyphase white mica growth in low-grade metapelites from La Cebila Metamorphic Complex (Famatinian Belt, Argentina): evidence from microstructural and XRD investigations.
Sebastian O. Verdecchia, Gilda Collo, Edgardo G. Baldo
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268-283
Low-grade metamorphism of Cambro-Ordovician successions in the Famatina belt, Southern-Central Andes: Burial-inversion history linked to the evolution of the proto-Andean Gondwana margin
Gilda Collo, Margarita Do Campo, Fernando Nieto
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284-318
Superimposition of oligo-miocene extensional and contractional basins in the northpatagonian Andean retroarc: The Alumine Basin, Neuquen, Argentina.
Juan R. Franzese, Leandro D’Elia, Andres Bilmes, Martin Muravchik, Mariano Hernandez
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319-334
Geology, petrology and geochemistry of the dome complex of Huequi volcano, southern Chile.
Sebastian F.L. Watt, David M. Pyle, Tamsin A. Mather
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335-348
The Carboniferous-Permian boundary in the central western Argentinean basins: paleontological evidences
Gabriela A. Cisterna, Andrea F. Sterren, Pedro R. Gutierrez
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349-370
Holocene glacial variations in Central Patagonia, Aisen, Chile: geomorphological evidences.
Maria Mardones, Liubow Gonzalez, Robert King, Eduardo Campos
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371-392
Interaction between magmatic and tectonic stresses during dyke intrusion.
Jorge Skarmeta
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393-413
Daniel Angel Frassinetti Cabezas, 1939-2010: obituary, bibliography and a list of his taxa.
 
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414-418