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Pedreira do Mestre André, Barrancos, Barrancos, Beja, Portugali
Regional Level Types
Pedreira do Mestre AndréQuarry (Inactive)
BarrancosCivil Parish
BarrancosMunicipality
BejaDistrict
PortugalCountry

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Latitude & Longitude (WGS84):
38° 8' 3'' North , 6° 57' 58'' West
Latitude & Longitude (decimal):
Type:
Quarry (Inactive) - last checked 2022
Nearest Settlements:
PlacePopulationDistance
Oliva de la Frontera5,682 (2012)16.3km
Valencia del Mombuey808 (2012)18.0km
Zahinos2,934 (2012)21.9km
Higuera la Real2,496 (2012)24.2km
Jerez de los Caballeros10,237 (2012)26.7km
Mindat Locality ID:
424581
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:424581:3
GUID (UUID V4):
0


Inactive shale quarry in the vicinity of Barrancos.

This deposit is important for the abundance of ichnofossils, some of them new ichnospecies, described by Delgado in 1910. This quarry is located in the Barrancos anticlinal structure of the Estremoz - Barrancos sector of the Ossa Morena Zone.



Esta jazida é importante pela abundância de icnofósseis, alguns deles novas icnoespécies, descritas por Delgado em 1910. Esta pedreira está situada na estrutura anticlinal de Barrancos do sector de Estremoz - Barrancos da Zona de Ossa Morena.
Os xistos encontram-se verticalizados e tem uma direção NW-SE. Nesta jazida encontrar uma sequência de xistos esverdeados e amarelados, nos quais se identificaram os icnogéneros Nereites, Dictyodora, Phyllodocites, Lophoctenium, Oldhamia, Gordia, Palaeophycus?, Phycodes?, aff. Didymaulichnus, Zoophycos?, Chondrites, Megagrapton?, Diplichnites e o graptólito Expansograptus hirundo (Salter, 1863). Esta última forma data estes xistos do Arenigiano superior.
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