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Takurunna. Anuario de estudios sobre Ronda y la Serranía
En este artículo se pretende la puesta en valor de la mina Conchita de Estepona (Málaga), dentro ... more En este artículo se pretende la puesta en valor de la mina Conchita de Estepona (Málaga), dentro del marco y el patrimonio geológico del macizo ultramáfico de Sierra Bermeja (Serranía de Ronda-Málaga), como un yacimiento excepcional de wolframio y metales complejos tanto por su génesis, como por su morfología y asociación metalífera. La investigación y explotación de la mina estuvo vinculada históricamente a la familia de ingenieros malagueños Orueta, quienes pusieron de manifiesto la existencia y rica diversidad metalífera del macizo peridotítico y sus rocas asociadas.
The biotic recovery that succeeded the end-Permian life crisis event lasted a long period, estima... more The biotic recovery that succeeded the end-Permian life crisis event lasted a long period, estimated at ca 8 to 10 Myr, even 14 Myr. It is thought that it essentially proceeded from refugia whose geographic location can never be established. Their existence can nevertheless be inferred from the surprising stability exhibited by some fossil communities between the Late Palaeozoic and the Triassic. It is the case of the biocoenoses from the 'Grès à Voltzia' Formation (Upper Buntsandstein) of eastern France, which consist of Palaeozoic survivors (crustaceans, amphibians, insects, plants), taxa that announce the modern faunas (crustaceans, spiders, scorpions, insects), living fossils (lingulids, the panchronic species Triops cancriformis) as well as pioneering species which invaded rapidly the disturbed ecospaces (the herbaceous conifer Aethophyllum). The 'Grès à Voltzia' is Early Anisian in age and was deposited in a deltaic area, an environment transitional from nearshore to terrestrial, where locally less arid climatic conditions favoured the survival of plants and animals. The 'Grès à Voltzia' represents a model of the type of environment that may have acted as a refugium for terrestrial communities during the end-Permian mass extinction and its Triassic aftermath. To cite this article: J.
Takurunna. Anuario de estudios sobre Ronda y la Serranía
En este artículo se pretende la puesta en valor de la mina Conchita de Estepona (Málaga), dentro ... more En este artículo se pretende la puesta en valor de la mina Conchita de Estepona (Málaga), dentro del marco y el patrimonio geológico del macizo ultramáfico de Sierra Bermeja (Serranía de Ronda-Málaga), como un yacimiento excepcional de wolframio y metales complejos tanto por su génesis, como por su morfología y asociación metalífera. La investigación y explotación de la mina estuvo vinculada históricamente a la familia de ingenieros malagueños Orueta, quienes pusieron de manifiesto la existencia y rica diversidad metalífera del macizo peridotítico y sus rocas asociadas.
The biotic recovery that succeeded the end-Permian life crisis event lasted a long period, estima... more The biotic recovery that succeeded the end-Permian life crisis event lasted a long period, estimated at ca 8 to 10 Myr, even 14 Myr. It is thought that it essentially proceeded from refugia whose geographic location can never be established. Their existence can nevertheless be inferred from the surprising stability exhibited by some fossil communities between the Late Palaeozoic and the Triassic. It is the case of the biocoenoses from the 'Grès à Voltzia' Formation (Upper Buntsandstein) of eastern France, which consist of Palaeozoic survivors (crustaceans, amphibians, insects, plants), taxa that announce the modern faunas (crustaceans, spiders, scorpions, insects), living fossils (lingulids, the panchronic species Triops cancriformis) as well as pioneering species which invaded rapidly the disturbed ecospaces (the herbaceous conifer Aethophyllum). The 'Grès à Voltzia' is Early Anisian in age and was deposited in a deltaic area, an environment transitional from nearshore to terrestrial, where locally less arid climatic conditions favoured the survival of plants and animals. The 'Grès à Voltzia' represents a model of the type of environment that may have acted as a refugium for terrestrial communities during the end-Permian mass extinction and its Triassic aftermath. To cite this article: J.