Err-Deckenkomplex

Torna a Complesso di falda di Err

Rappresentazione e statuto

Colore CMYK
N/A
Colore RGB
R: 241 G: 239 B: 237
Rango
falda
Uso
Unità in uso.
Status
valido
Discussione del statuto

Nomenclatura

Deutsch
Err-Deckenkomplex
Français
Complexe de nappes d'Err
Italiano
Complesso di falde di Err
English
Err Nappe Complex
Origine del nome

Piz d'Err (GR)

Varianti storiche

Errdecke (Zyndel 1912, Ott 1922, Staub 1934, Stöcklin 1949), Err-Julier-Gruppe (Cornelius 1935), nappe de l'Err (Trümpy 1970), Err-Decke = cuverta dal Err (Manatschal 1995), Err system (Manatschal & Nivergelt 1997), Err-Deckenkomplex (Furrer et al. 2015), Err Nappe Complex (TK500 / Gouffon et al. 2024)

Descrizione

Descrizione

Tieferer tektonischer Teil des Unterostalpins. Stratigraphisch charakterisiert durch spät- bis postvariszische kalk-alkalische Intrusiva (Typ «Albula-Granit») und Extrusiva (Nair-Porphyroid), sowie eine geringmächtige Mesozoische Sedimentbedeckung mit frühjurassiche kieselreiche Kalke (Agnelli-Fm.) und mitteljurassische, syn-rift, kristallin-führende Brekzie (Saluver-Gr.).

Bestehend aus Err-Decke, Samedan-Zone p.p. und Murtiröl-Val-Vaüglia-Schuppen. Vor allem granitische Gesteine: eher orthoklasarm, hornblendearm, grüne Granite bis Granodiorite.

Gerarchia e successione

Limite superiore

Samedan-Zone bzw. Julier-Decke

Età

Geomorfologia
  • Primo Cretacico
Età alla base
  • Paleozoico

Geografia

Estensione geografica
Zwischen Oberhalbstein und Oberengadin (NW der Engadin-Störung).
Punti d'interesse
  • Piz Jenatsch (GR)
    Agibilità del sito
    • Grat
    Coordinate
    • (2774700 / 1157120)
    Nota
    • Stöcklin 1949: vollständigste Triaskappe über Kristallin

Paleogeografia e tettonica

Termini generici
Tipo di origine
  • tettonico

Referenze

Revisione
Gouffon Yves (Editor) (2024) : Tectonic Map of Switzerland 1:500000, Explanatory notes. Federal Office of Topography swisstopo, Wabern

p.85: The Err Nappe Complex embraces a number of tectonic subunits that, from a paleogeographical point of view, are derived from the most distal Adriatic passive margin which was linked to the adjacent oceanic realm of the Platta Nappe (Epin et al. 2017).

The Err Nappe (s. str.) is confined to an area northwest of the Engadine Fault (see § 10.5) between Albulapass and Julierpass where it overlies the Carungas Slice (Stöcklin 1949), both traditionally being referred to as “Err-Carungas Nappe”. The Bardella-Roccabella Slices are also located northwest of the Engadine Fault. It is convenient to group the equivalents of similar slices southeast of the Engadine Fault (Corvatsch, Chastelets and Murtiröl slices) together into the Err Nappe Complex. The latter slices are substantially displaced in respect to the “Err-Carungas Nappe” and the Bardella-Roccabella Slices by a sinistral strike-slip motion along the Engadine Fault, combined with relative uplift of the southeastern block (Schmid & Froitzheim 1993).

Pubblicazioni importanti
Stöcklin Jovan (1949) : Zur Geologie der nördlichen Errgruppe zwischen Val d'Err und Weissenstein (Graubünden). Inauguraldiss. Univ. Zürich
  • Oberer Err-Einheit

    Rango
    unità tettonica
    Statuto
    termine scorretto (informale)
    • Bardella-Padella-Schuppenkomplex

      Rango
      complesso di scaglie tettoniche
      Statuto
      valido
      Age
      Triassico
  • Mittlerer Err-Einheit

    Rango
    unità tettonica
    Statuto
    termine scorretto (informale)
    Nomenclatorial Remarks
    <p>Err-Decke s.s. (Cornelius 1932 und 1935, Dietrich 1969), Err-Grevasalvas (Trümpy 1975, Finger 1978), Err-Kristallin + Vairana (Handy et al. 1993), Middle Err unit (Manatschal &amp; Nivergelt 1997)</p>
    • Err-Decke

      Name Origin

      Piz d'Err (GR)

      Rango
      falda
      Statuto
      valido
      In breve

      The Err Nappe is a Lower Austroalpine tectonic unit confined to an area northwest of the Engadine Fault between Albulapass and Julierpass where it overlies the Carungas Slice. Towards the south it is separated from the Julier Nappe (Bernina Nappe Complex) by a multiply deformed synclinorium, the so-called “Samedan Zone”.

    • Grevasalvas-Einheit

      Name Origin

      Grevasalvas (GR)

      Rango
      unità tettonica
      Statuto
      termine locale (informale)
      Termine valido
      Corvatsch-Schuppe
      In breve

      Äquivalent der Corvatsch-Schuppe nordwestlisch der Engadiner Linie.

    • Corvatsch-Schuppe

      Name Origin

      Piz Corvatsch (GR)

      Rango
      scaglia tettonica
      Statuto
      termine informale
      In breve

      The Corvatsch Slice, located southeast of the Engadine Fault, can be seen as the equivalent of the Err Nappe. It is predominantly made up of intensely deformed pre-Mesozoic basement. Its Mesozoic cover is only rarely preserved just below the overlying Bernina Nappe (e.g., at Fuorcla Surlej).

      • Fuorcla-Surlej-Sedimente

        Rango
        tettono-stratigrafia
        Statuto
        termine informale
        In breve
        Geringmächtige normalliegende Sedimentbedeckung des Corvatsch-Kristallins und Deckentrenner mit der hangende Bernina-Decke s.s.
      • Corvatsch-Granitkomplex

        Name Origin

        Piz Corvatsch (GR)

        Rango
        Super-formazione litostratigrafica
        Statuto
        termine informale
        In breve

        Porphyrischer bis gleichkörniger, grobkörniger (Hornblende)-Biotit-Granodiorit.

        Age
        Carbonifero
        • Corvatsch-Granodiorit

          Name Origin

          Piz Corvatsch (GR)

          Rango
          unità litostratigrafia
          Statuto
          termine scorretto (informale)
          In breve

          Schwach hellgrünlich-grauer, biotitarmer Granit.

          • Ota-Porphyr

            Name Origin

            Alp Ota (GR) am Piz Corvatsch (Oberengadin)

            Rango
            unità litostratigrafia
            Statuto
            termine locale (informale)
            In breve

            Porphyrige Varietät des Corvatsch-Granodiorites.

            Age
            Carbonifero
        • Crap-Margun-Granit

          Name Origin

          Crap Margun (GR), NW-Grat des Piz Mortèl

          Rango
          unità litostratigrafia
          Statuto
          termine locale (informale)
          In breve

          Hellgrauer porphyroklastischer Granit.

        • Ota-Porphyr

          Name Origin

          Alp Ota (GR) am Piz Corvatsch (Oberengadin)

          Rango
          unità litostratigrafia
          Statuto
          termine locale (informale)
          In breve

          Porphyrige Varietät des Corvatsch-Granodiorites.

          Age
          Carbonifero
        • Chastelets-Granit

          Name Origin

          Chastelets (GR)

          Rango
          unità litostratigrafia
          Statuto
          termine locale (informale)
          Termine valido
          Corvatsch-Granodiorit
          In breve

          Porphyrartiger Granit.

        • Crap-Alp-Ota-Granit

          Rango
          unità litostratigrafia
          Statuto
          termine locale (informale)
          In breve

          Graugrüner feinkörniger Granit.

  • Unterer Err-Einheit

    Rango
    unità tettonica
    Statuto
    termine scorretto (informale)
    In breve

    Unterer Teil des Err-Deckenkomplexes (d.h. unterhalb der Err-Decke s.s.), der ursprünlgich am nähesten zum Kontinent-Ozean-Übergang lag.

    • Carungas-Schuppe

      Name Origin

      Piz Carungas (GR)

      Rango
      scaglia tettonica
      Statuto
      termine locale (informale)
      In breve

      The Lower Austroalpine Carungas Slice, consisting of a band of predominantly overturned Mesozoic sediments and its associated crystalline basement, forms the hangingwall of the Platta Nappe and the footwall of the Err Nappe. This slice extends from east of Savognin all the way to the Julierpass road above Bivio, along the western margin of the Err Nappe (Manatschal & Nievergelt 1997, their “lower Err Nappe”). The small portion of crystalline rock wedged between the two branches of the Engadine Fault near Sils Maria is also related to the Carungas Slice. This slice is derived from the most distal part of the former Adriatic continental margin.

      • Roccabella-Schiefer

        Name Origin

        Roccabella (GR)

        Rango
        unità litostratigrafia
        Statuto
        sinonimo posteriore (abbandonato)
        Termine valido
        Emmat-Formation
        In breve
        Grauer Kalk und schwarzer Tonschiefer mit kalkarenitischen Einschaltungen.
        Age
        Aptiano
    • Roccabella-Schuppe

      Name Origin

      Roccabella (GR)

      Rango
      scaglia tettonica
      Statuto
      termine locale (informale)
      Termine valido
      Chastelets-Schuppe
      In breve

      The Roccabella Slice, located northwest of the Engadine Fault, is found in the immediate footwall of a klippe of the Err Nappe and is in direct contact with the Platta Nappe in the area east of Septimerpass.

      • Roccabella-Schiefer

        Name Origin

        Roccabella (GR)

        Rango
        unità litostratigrafia
        Statuto
        sinonimo posteriore (abbandonato)
        Termine valido
        Emmat-Formation
        In breve
        Grauer Kalk und schwarzer Tonschiefer mit kalkarenitischen Einschaltungen.
        Age
        Aptiano
      • Roccabella-Granit

        Name Origin

        Nordhang der Roccabella (GR)

        Rango
        Formazione litostratigrafica
        Statuto
        termine informale
        In breve
        Turmalin führender, feinkörniger Granit.
        Age
        Tardo Carbonifero
    • Chastelets-Schuppe

      Name Origin

      Chastelets (GR)

      Rango
      scaglia tettonica
      Statuto
      termine informale
      In breve

      The Chastelets Slice, located southeast of the Engadine Fault, is a small slice of basement and cover in the footwall of the Corvatsch Slice. It directly overlies the Platta Nappe and hence occupies a similar position to that of the Roccabella Slice northwest of the Engadine Fault.

    • Murtiröl-Schuppe

      Name Origin

      Piz Murtiröl (GR)

      Rango
      scaglia tettonica
      Statuto
      termine informale
      In breve

      The Murtiröl Slice, consisting of basement and cover, forms a dome-like feature in the footwall of an important extensional detachment. This detachment fault and the adjacent Engadine Fault separate the Murtiröl Slice from all the surrounding units belonging to either the Bernina Nappe Complex (in the northwest and southwest) or to the Upper Austroalpine Languard and Ortler nappes (in the east and northeast).

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