期刊
GEOLOGICA CARPATHICA
卷 73, 期 2, 页码 137-158出版社
SLOVAK ACAD SCIENCES GEOLOGICAL INST
DOI: 10.31577/GeolCarp.73.2.3
关键词
lithostratigraphy; silicic volcanism; Carpathian-Pannonian Region; Miocene; pyroclastic rock horizons; lapilli tuff
资金
- National Research, Development and Innovation Office-NKFIH within the OTKA projects [131869, 134873]
- Hungarian-Italian MTA-CNR bilateral
- Bolyai Janos Research Fellowship
- New National Excellence Program of the Ministry for Innovation and Technology from the source of the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund [UNKP-20-5]
This paper outlines the lithostratigraphic characteristics and classification of silicic pyroclastic deposits in Northern Hungary during the early- to mid-Miocene. Based on new geochronological, volcanological, petrological, and geochemical data, the lithostratigraphic units have been revised and renamed. This revision is important for geological mapping and other related studies.
Repeated explosive eruptions of large volume silicic magmas during the early- to mid-Miocene resulted in pyroclastic deposits covering at least 50,000 km(2) in the Pannonian Basin. They form extended marker horizons and therefore these pyroclastic formations have a great stratigraphic importance. Lithostratigraphic characterization and classification of these rocks go back for more than a century and have been used widely in geological mapping among other things. In this paper, we outline the former stratigraphical schemes developed for silicic pyroclastic products in Northern Hungary; however, using the new geochronological, volcanological, petrological, and geochemical results, we propose a revision of the lithostratigraphic units, including the unit names as well. Four main units are distinguished, named, and described following the International Stratigraphic Guide. Stratotypes of the revised units were also redefined based on accessibility and representativeness. The four newly-defined lithostratigraphic units are the following: (1) The Tihamer Rhyolite Lapilli Tuff Formation (formerly Gyulakeszi Fm.), 18.2-17.1 Ma (Ottnangian-Karpatian); (2) The Bogies Dacite Lapilli Tuff Formation (formerly classified into the Tar Fm.). 16.8-16.2 Ma (Karpatian); (3) The Tar Dacite Lapilli Tuff Formation, 15.1-14.8 Ma (Badenian) and (4) The Harsany Rhyolite Lapilli Tuff Formation, 14.7-14.4 Ma (Badenian) - four formerly existing formations merged in the latter. Three of these units have corresponding distal volcanic products recognized around Hungary and beyond the Pannonian Basin as well. A correlation of the scattered volcanic products can be made based on lithological characteristics, as well as the chemical composition of glass shards, juvenile clasts, and zircon.
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