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Garcia, Victor Higareda; Ma, Lin; Ricketts, Jason William; Dosseto, Anthony (2021): Location and description of travertine deposits of the Santa Fe fault zone of the Lucero Uplift, New Mexico, USA [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.926490

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Abstract:
A total of 45 individual travertine samples were collected along a 10 km trace of the Santa Fe fault zone. Travertine samples were collected from low (Qtr1; basin floor), middle (Qtr2), and high (Qtr3; Lucero Uplift) elevations near east- and west-dipping faults and at the main exposures within the Santa Fe fault zone. Of these 45 samples, 25 representative samples were selected for geochronological and geochemical analyses. These samples consist of dense mm- to cm-scale layered travertine made up of either micritic or sparry calcite. Individual sample descriptions and locations are found within this table.
Keyword(s):
87Sr/86Sr; C isotopes; O isotopes; U-series
Related to:
Garcia, Victor Higareda; Ma, Lin; Ricketts, Jason William; Dosseto, Anthony (2021): Growth rates of travertine deposits of the Santa Fe fault zone of the Lucero Uplift, New Mexico, USA [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.926502
Garcia, Victor Higareda; Ma, Lin; Ricketts, Jason William; Dosseto, Anthony (2021): Isotope analyses of travertine deposits of the Santa Fe fault zone of the Lucero Uplift, New Mexico, USA [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.926500
Garcia, Victor Higareda; Ma, Lin; Ricketts, Jason William; Dosseto, Anthony (2021): U-series geochronology of travertine deposits of the Santa Fe fault zone of the Lucero Uplift, New Mexico, USA [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.926495
Garcia, Victor Higareda; Ma, Lin; Ricketts, Jason William; Dosseto, Anthony (accepted): Record of Neotectonics and Deep Crustal Fluid Circulation Along the Santa Fe Fault Zone in Travertine Deposits of the Lucero Uplift, New Mexico, USA. Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, 22(4), https://doi.org/10.1029/2020GC009454
Coverage:
Median Latitude: 34.835491 * Median Longitude: -107.087433 * South-bound Latitude: 34.800498 * West-bound Longitude: -107.093531 * North-bound Latitude: 34.877537 * East-bound Longitude: -107.081543
Minimum Elevation: 1624.6 m * Maximum Elevation: 1713.9 m
Event(s):
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-1  * Latitude: 34.804140 * Longitude: -107.086202 * Elevation: 1649.9 m * Location: New Mexico, United States of America * Method/Device: Rock sample (ROCK)
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-3  * Latitude: 34.804907 * Longitude: -107.086851 * Elevation: 1681.3 m * Location: New Mexico, United States of America * Method/Device: Rock sample (ROCK)
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-4  * Latitude: 34.804855 * Longitude: -107.087661 * Elevation: 1702.6 m * Location: New Mexico, United States of America * Method/Device: Rock sample (ROCK)
Comment:
Travertine stratigraphy was determined by Ricketts and Karlstrom (2014) mapping, which was based on elevation (e.g. Qtr1 = low elevations = youngest; Qtr3 = high elevations = oldest).
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Event labelEventGarcia, Victor Higareda
Latitude of eventLatitudeGarcia, Victor Higareda
Longitude of eventLongitudeGarcia, Victor Higareda
Elevation of eventElevationmGarcia, Victor Higareda
Sample code/labelSample labelGarcia, Victor Higareda
DescriptionDescriptionGarcia, Victor HigaredaDescription of Travertine
StratigraphyStratigraphyGarcia, Victor HigaredaRicketts and Karlstrom (2014) mappinge.g. Qtr1 = low elevations = youngest; Qtr3 = high elevations = oldest
Size:
75 data points

Data

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Event

Latitude

Longitude

Elevation [m]

Sample label

Description

Stratigraphy
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL04 34.8775-107.08731628TPL04thick cm-scale layered travertine located at base of basin floor near tilted Dakota SandstoneQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL07 34.8719-107.08801686TPL07mm-scale layered, milky white travertine on top of Dakota SandstoneQtr3
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL10 34.8748-107.08921672TPL10cm-scale layered travertine collected on top of tilted Dakota SandstoneQtr3
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL14 34.8704-107.09051664TPL14layered travertine collected at edge of large eroded travertine moundQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL16 34.8692-107.09001684TPL16cm-scale layered travertine with Fe- and Mn-oxides from tilted blockQtr2
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL17 34.8679-107.09041697TPL17top portion is cm-scale botryoidal travertine while bottom is cm-layered travertineQtr2
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL19 34.8658-107.09061668TPL19cm-scale layered travertine collected above active travertine precipitating springQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL21 34.8632-107.09051677TPL21cm-scale layered travertine with Fe-oxide found at baseQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL23 34.8574-107.09351691TPL23cm-scale layered and clear travertine from draped surfaceQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL25 34.8594-107.08701678TPL25mm-scale layered travertine at base of incised travertine moundQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL26 34.8582-107.08531663TPL26thick cm-scale layered travertine found on top while bottom is mm-scale layered travertineQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL30 34.8275-107.08461632TPL30very dense mm-scale layered travertine collect at base of large travertine flow depositQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL31 34.8300-107.08151645TPL31mm-scale layred travertine collected on top of tilted Santa Fe GroupQtr2
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL34 34.8005-107.08631682TPL34cm-scale blocky and very clear travertine veins; collected near exposure of San Andres LimestoneQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL35 34.8036-107.08631663TPL35mm-scale layered travertine with voids collected on top of tilted Santa Fe GroupQtr3
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL35V 34.8036-107.08631663TPL35Vvein cutting through TPL35Qtr2
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL36 34.8042-107.08681666TPL36mm-scale layered travertine, with pool and dam structures, on active travertine slopeQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL38 34.8044-107.08721673TPL38blocky travertine layers interlayed with Fe- and Mn-oxide material in incised areaQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL39 34.8052-107.08821714TPL39cm-scale botryoidal clear travertine collected on top of tilted Santa Fe GroupQtr2
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-1 34.8041-107.08621650TPL2-1mm-scale layered travertine collected at base of large travertine flow depositQtr1
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-3 34.8049-107.08691681TPL2-3travertine material collected at base of large travertine mound located on top of tilted Santa Fe GroupQtr2
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-4 34.8049-107.08771703TPL2-4mm-scale layered travertine collected at middle of large travertine mound right on top of tilted Santa Fe GroupQtr2
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-5 34.8049-107.08771703TPL2-5cm-scale layered travertine collected top of large travertine mound located on top of tilted Santa Fe GroupQtr3
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-7BASE 34.8268-107.08401625TPL2-7BASEtravertine material collected right on top of tilted Santa Fe Group near active travertine moundsQtr2
Santa_Fe_fault_TPL2-7 34.8268-107.08401625TPL2-7cm-scale layered travertine collect above tilted Santa Fe GroupQtr2