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    Springer
    Mineralium deposita 12 (1977), S. 247-262 
    ISSN: 1432-1866
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Geosciences
    Description / Table of Contents: Resumen El yacimiento de wolfram y estaño de la mina Chojlla está ubicado en la Cordillera Real al Noreste de la Paz dentro de una secuencia muy potente de pizarras del Paleozoico inferior y cerca del contacto con el granito alcalino y la granodiorita del batolito Taquesi-Mururata de edad triásica superior. Debido a la intrusión, las lutitas ya levemente plegadas durante el ciclo hercínico fueron sometidas a un metamorfismo de bajo grado y a una turmalinización metasomática. Una serie de vetas mineralizadas, que están inclinadas hacia el SW, corta perpendicularmente a las pizarras inclinadas hacia el NE. Resultan de grietas de extensión, las cuales pudieron abrirse sólo por consecuencia de una orientación especial de la estratificación paralela al esfuerzo extensivo y perpendicular al esfuerzo compresivo. Estos esfuerzos pueden explicarse como componentes de un sistema de cizalla producido por un levantamiento tardío del batolito. La tectónica más reciente produjo primero frecuentes fallas en el plano de estratificación y luego un sistema tranversal de fallas inversas.
    Notes: Abstract The W, Sn ore deposit of “Mina Chojlla” is situated in the Cordillera Real to the NE of La Paz within a thick pile of Lower Paleozoic slates near the contact to the alkaligranitic and granodioritic Taquesi-Mururata Batholith of Upper Triassic age. Due to the intrusion the slates, which during the Paleozoic had slightly been folded, became low grade metamorphic and were metasomatically turmalinized. The slates, which uniformly dip to the NE, are cut at right angle by a system of parallel orebearing quartz veins, which dip to the SW. They evidently are tensional features, but opening of joints was made possible only through a special orientation of stratification parallel to the tensional stress and normal to the compressional stress. The stress pattern was generated in a shear zone as a consequence of an upward motion of the batholith with respect to its surroundings. Younger Andean tectonics first caused frequently repeated small bedding plane faults, and lateron a system of reversed faults.
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