Cuyo Basin

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Cuyo Basin is a sedimentary basin in the Andean back-arc region of western Argentina, known for its Mesozoic stratigraphy and hydrocarbon potential.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geologic basin
sedimentary basin
continent South America
country Argentina
formedBy Andean orogeny-related extension
geologicalPeriod Cretaceous
Jurassic NERFINISHED
Triassic
hasBasinFill continental deposits
marine deposits
hasDepositionalEnvironment fluvial systems
lacustrine systems
shallow marine systems
hasEconomicActivity natural gas exploration
petroleum exploration
hasGeologicalAge Mesozoic
hasHydrocarbonType natural gas
oil
hasResearchDiscipline petroleum geology
stratigraphy
structural geology
hasResourcePotential hydrocarbon potential
hasRockType sedimentary rocks
hasSignificance important Mesozoic basin of western Argentina
hasStratigraphy Mesozoic stratigraphy
hasStructuralStyle extensional structures
normal faults
isStudiedFor Mesozoic tectonic evolution of the Andes
petroleum systems analysis
stratigraphic architecture of back-arc basins
locatedIn Andean back-arc region NERFINISHED
western Argentina NERFINISHED
overlies Paleozoic basement
partOf Andes back-arc basins
relatedTo Mendoza Province geology
Neuquén Basin NERFINISHED
tectonicSetting back-arc basin

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Andean back-arc basins include Cuyo Basin