Oceanic conditions around southern South America and the Antarctic Peninsula have a
major influence on climate patterns in these subcontinents. During the Tertiary, changes in …

Pleistocene uplift of the Chilean coast is recorded by the formation of wave-cut platforms
resulting from marine erosion during sea-level highstands. In the Altos de Talinay area …

The abundance of fossil sharks and other cartilaginous fishes in northern Chile is widely
known. Fossil sites such as the Bahia Inglesa Formation were affected by intense …

Decoupling the impacts of climate and tectonics on hillslope erosion rates is a challenging
problem. Hillslope erosion rates are well known to respond to changes in hillslope boundary …

A consensus on the biostratigraphic age and depositional environment of the Navidad,
Ranquil, and Lacui formations exposed along the tectonic margin of central Chile has been …

Representing one of the largest known (estimated> 5 Gt at 1% Cu and 0.02% Mo) porphyry
system, the Río Blanco-Los Bronces deposit incorporates at least five hypabyssal intrusive …

An exceptionally large tsunami affected the coastline of southern Chile during the Pliocene.
Its backflow eroded coarse beach and coastal dune sediments and redistributed them over …

Varios autores han propuesto diferentes esquemas estratigráficos para los depósitos
sedimentarios neógenos marinos que afloran en la zona costera de Chile central entre …

Cenozoic climate of western South America is strongly controlled by features like Andean
uplift and the Humboldt Current. The first strontium isotope age data from central and …

Abstract This paper presents Cu–Zn–As geochemical data from stream sediment surveys
carried out in the three main watersheds of the Coquimbo Region of Chile. This …