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\nGeology of the Andes mountains, Colombia
\nGeologists from Spain, Colombia and Mexico study the geology of the Andes mountains through the collaboration of a major Iberian research center, the Institute for Security and Defense of the Spar. The Andes experiences a striking diversity of tectonic, geological and sedimentary processes. They involve mostly areas well known for their variety of eruptive phenomena. The Andes are also important as part of the South American plate.\nThe PhD thesis, which defends last December at the University of Madrid, is one of the most detailed studies of this area of Colombia made to date. It analyses the geology of the Eastern Antilles and the geology of the continental part of the Andes, which is more important for the stability of the region because it makes up 80% of the height of the mountains.\nOne of the first results of the study is that the central part of the Andes is not as stable as usually thought, as the layers of the continental crust within the mountains are very complex.\n\"The Andes were formed by a complex amalgamation of several tectonic zones and as a result of the complex rearrangement of the tectonic plate, the geology is also extremely interesting,\" researcher Jose Luis MartÃnez said.\nIn particular, a large volcanic arc formed in the Andes, stretching from Venezuela to Argentina.\nThe study also examines the origin of these very recent volcanic processes. \"We think that the volcanoes were formed in active tectonic zones located along a sequence of faults as part of a crustal structure that defines the Andes from North to South. But, despite our clear results, we still have a limited knowledge about the processes that have taken place in these volcanic arc,\" explains researcher Márcia Fernández.
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