GGM Geta Celta Magne Spt Ve Na 0 pe 2230 ‘A Geochemical Proxy for Recognizing Sequence Stratigraphic Surfaces in Late Cretaceous Sediments of Ariyalur Area, Cauvery Basin, South India R. Nagendra! D. Bakkiara!, R, Nagarsjan® and A.N. Reddy? ‘Deparment of Geto Am ini Chem 60025, Departent of Ape Gea Curt Unser, Soa, Malis ‘sional Gorcocs Labonte, Ol and Nar! Gar Caparo i, Cha 0049 “Final geongaoomall com Abstract “Th geahemi tn isempove oes he een stg sre he Capuano seinen ofthe ‘Apalirarainte Caney Basin The Sac Fara (Campsien under he Kallanrche Fanraon of Masham a The ‘Secs igrapiesurluse a espe by envi te naorandace clement The hghrac ofl eonenratnseontste ‘nivel ice Campanian Mantis bday Theiperensing tendon inthe Kalli inetne sages eae ‘ic ofsclevel and he Ma atin acd wu liexone hich acksthe MES ig th otep sexi The TST nd MES ‘th Sisko nd Kalnrchh Formations are copie by th peste digression in TAL The sequence bourse ened ese nt low tds TA and ZA hemi content, The igh TAL rae in the Sak Sansone we ved ram he ined ‘iii andthe ow hes TVA inthe Matcha inesoesare derived fom be onsilsspp. yore Geheni.eqs saps, Aa. Canery Bsn Shing Introdeetion “The geochemical sequnce stratigraphy isan evation of sedimentary formation ots chemical and mineralogial Suits to understand the depositional environment of eue-op tnd suberap sedimentary formations. The elemental ‘composition of pelagic sediments vais inresponte to set level change (Acrarie el, 1993; Jarvis e al, 2001). The ‘major and tae elements concentration in sedisens i used Snecessfuly to corelte chemically equivalent sedimentary horizons between outerope (Pearce and avi 1995; Mabou al, 2008), The soncum content of marie carkonaes is onyolled by the Se'Ca ratio of seawater and by frvionmertal, minerslosial and biological factors dat ‘onl the patoning of Se (Moese and Mackenzie, 1905 Mabrouk ef al, 2006). This adkeses the geochemical sequence staigphy for the Campanin-Masstrichtian ‘uterp sediment of Ariyalur area of the Cauvery Bes (ig) The Cawery Basin is pericatonic and strastrlly ‘elongated marginal basin located in the SE part of India (0°30:12°30 and 78°30:80°30) (Rangaa, ea, 1993). The basin forms hal-gaben morphology tending NE-SW. sed consist of on exceptionally maine sequence with ich faunal secession. The fst marae ansgression occured uring the close of Late Jara sri sedimentation continued tll Recent hough a series of transgressions and regrestons The basin underwent an easterly tlt and the depecrres shied ie est prior to marine wansgressin during the beginning of Esty Paleocene Geotoy oftestudy Area The Campanin-Mausrichrian sediments of Arijalur Group of racks are exposed in about 200k’ area in Arya irc of Tamil Nadu, South Tada (Fig. 1). THe ehiet Tihological units of Arjahir Group are represented by Sillakudl, Kallakurichehi, Ouakevil and) Kallaneds Formations The calereour sandstone wih fossil ssemblages is the chiet rock type inthe Saku Formation wich ‘longs 10 Campanian age. The Kalankurchehi Formation represent by bostomal lnesone,feruginous linesone fn arenacsus Limestone is of Manstiebtian age. The fresh ‘Sediment samples were used for major, race, and Isoope analysis. The blostadigrapic framework of Aryalur Group twas use for integration With geochemisty 10 decipher the equencestaigaphicsurfces (Nagendra, 2002),ip osatn mp Campin Mucins of alr ae, Caer Bain ‘Te oatrop of Silkk Formation of Campanian age arcenpoed in ol (1084 9".79°023.19, Noho (1150755.8°:79°03'01"), and Vayalpadi (11°20°.5 "98079 I")aceninaedaround Arigalur Fi. 1). ‘The Kallinkirchehi Fomation of Meastician age unconformably vere the Sillkkudi Formation. Atasteam {seston oe Kellor (11908246 and 79°05.968), sub-angular to angular, pink to white qurtr and feldspar pebbles and ables ae expsed. The presence of Kalle Conglomerate between the Silakkuch and Kallankurchehi Formations indicates abreskin he deposition during late Campanian. The presence of Sm hickcobbesize conglomerate at40m depth fom the surface in a mine section, resting onthe Silkk Formation recoded. The Kallankuriehch Formation Table ‘earsist of ferugnous inestone,fomsthe lower mostunt ofthe Kaleurehch Fcmatin, which directly overs he aller Conglomerate Be. The areaceous limestone follows the feuglneus limestone which setlowis,massve compacted and ih in silica content This lnestone hes yelded maerofosis suchas Gnphace, dlectryonia, Exogyre and Inocoramss. The Dinaromal stone overlying the arenaeous limestone i rich in well preserved Gryphaea,Alecryania and Bxcxyra Fess. The upper atenacons Tmestne iho nit drcly overlies the Bostemallinesone, which is poor in bath Incro- and merase bat veh in terrigenous input. The Durtow stectres and macrofosis In Otakovil Sandstone indicates sallow marine environment and the erss luninationstuctres in Kallameds Sadtoe imply Nuvi shanna Jepson. This thounit marks the termination (Crettconus sedimentation in Arijalurares, Materiatsand Methods ‘The limestone an sandstone samples were collected at ll suitable outcrops and vertical sections ‘fom mine and ‘quamy excavations. The feruginus limestone, arenaceous Timestone and biostromal limestone of Kallnkurchhi Formation andthe sandstone samples f Silkk Formation anc wsed for geochemical ads, These sediment simples are tir died and then grinded in an agate morar. The seecied sediment simples were analyzed for major and ce elements by Inductively Coopled Passa Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS. ELAN). 0.05 g of each of the samples was digested with ‘niu of ml of HF 3m of HNO ad {of CIO, for24 ours In tghty closed Teflon vessel on 8 ot plate at temperature <180°C. Lac, the solton was evaprated to Aryness and extracted with 10. of 1% HNO. An internationally recognized. standard reference material (SRO), GSR 4 was sed fortferenes. Replat aaiyses bfsumplesindiate that ero for major elements beter han 19%, and pression ofthe analysis for tace elements were within 2%, The representative oterp senso, inestone and smples ofthe stud area were analyze for sabe isotope emposiin. 8°Cand¥0 isoope analysiswas cri out at ‘he sable otpe laboratory ofthe DeparmontofGelony andecozingSruence Stratigraphic Sfoces i Late Cetaceou Sediments Geophysics, Indian Insitute of Technology Kharagpur. A few rmiligrams of powder were reacted at 72°C with 100% “rinophosphore acid in vacuum using an on-line extraction ‘stem. For8!°C analysis of carbonates powered rock sample tvas decarbonated using 0.SN HCI repeatedly washed and “ned. Using an auto sampler about SOmg of treated sample, ‘wrapped in tn capsule, is dropped into quartz tube reactor, prevlled with chromium oxide, reduced copper and sivered obaltous, overnight conditioned at ~1050°C. Sample is ‘ombusted ina team of He flow and oxidized by a constant flow ofhigh purty 0, The evolved CO; was purified through Amistre trap and separated rom other gases by a molecular ‘eve GC column and is itroduced via a Finnigan Conf I interface to the Delta Plus XP mas spectrometer (CFIRMS) forits °C analysis, Samples were analysed along with NBS- 19 (international standard and intemal laboratory standard Z- Cara fr calration androwtine check-up stnpic ation of farbon and oxygen are presented in the usual d notation {Wefinedasrelatve deviation ofthe sample isotopic ratio from that ofa stendard) and expressed in units of peril %) W. international standard V-PDB and V-SMOW, respectively, ‘withreproducbility of 0.1 (Sarkar, 2006). Geochemical Sequence Stratigraphic Framework ‘The geochemistry results of sandstone of Siakud ‘Famatonovea vide variation inthe convention of major fand traceelement; a Mn (0.0029 to 0,6339%), Ca (05- 12.4), CaCO, (0,05-23.27%),Si(25.72-42.72%), Ti0.28- 1.29%), Al(0.40-5.669), Sr (26.03-1170.80 ppm), 2+ (93.18- 5892.03 ppm) and the AT normalized ratio as 0.0010 1.4834 Tor Mn/AL 010-219 for TWAI,5.12- 87.98 fr SVAI,0:39- 312 for Zi/AL and 0.23-0.91 for SiCa (Table 2). The “Maastrieitian limestone of Kallankurchehi Formation show foichemical variations; as Mn (0.0002 to 0.0427 %), Ca {1847-19 87 9), CaCO, (1801-5604 %) $i (292-27.78 %), "T(0.08-0.76%), AI(0.6-2.899), Sr (70.56-225.92 ppm), Zt (043-167 ppm) and AL normalized ratio, MavAl (00001- “able: Libnsatgapie cts of CretosnslinentsofThinpl sa (fr Govindan 2 Fig Libs of Campanian Mayievian einen Aer (0.0240), TAI (0.04.0.69), SUA (1-87-1981), iA (0.002~ 10.005) andStiCa(0.02-0.07)(Table2)-The "Cand "0 isompe show a wide variation, i sandstones (-16.60t0~ 4.30% PDB nd. to 4.70% PDB respectively) than the Imestoe = 53.2010 110% PDB and-7.80 1-550 Ne PDB respectively) (Table2and3). “The maxima of Ti, 2, and Si are recorded at the upper orion sediments o Sillakkd Formation Inthe Campanian- ‘Mastin sediments of Arya are, Ma rage ffom the 10.0029 to 0,339% in sandstone and in limestone samples it anges from 0.0002 0 0.0427% (Table 2), Thchigher values of ‘Min and Mav indizate a relative sealevel ris, whereas the lower values occur inthe high stand systemtratofarenacous limestone bed. The imestoae facies was probably deposited in 1998) Formation [Kallankwrcheh Limesons Silkk Sandstone ‘arudamangala Letone (Anaad Pasvay Sandstone Kula) ean | Marva Clay Katka Limestone! Shite | Grey Shale one eee =| ae oo om race [ Ta plant ba | Boulder Conglomerate Celine ~SeapekBay RNagenina eta “able: Gent of Campa semen of iat Forman ones Ma% Ca% “CACO, Sie TAI Selpp) Zrippm) TWAT SVAI NWA SeCa ZAI NCR "OM Xie” puo So 600 MeN7 iz tom = 20 768 001H0 Skin oo 958 1496 2422 OWL ISS 030 2S) Dow > SEY isn Se late a1) Ged Oss siks2 20si73 07 2955 OOuH Ost 3.2 PEN oor ost ‘ogo 39299 agae 218s "2995 331293 030 141 0010041190 PRL howe bo) bas Hae? G00 ZAR 2605 29139 O24 1432 GMD! 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O93 Om -290 «7 Foe yy [aot west ese 220 "70se2 O88 US RAB oom OX One “E30 <6 Fe oe aay seas ‘ath nays 1371 74S9 Ose 023629 doors oz onus 220 «74 ‘Us Upper osonscons sine, GRY. Geen insane, {UA ler acs meson ind PR Femugions nesemarine watrto clearly reflect the relatively small changes of ‘scarleve forthe risa fallin the KallankurichchiFomation. “The Ma/Alrajos re lower in he upper arenaceous limestone, whereas higher vals inthe ferrginous limestone. The Mn fox inereased with rising seolevel and increasing funel assemblage, reached maximum in the maximum flooding Surface, indicate thereduced sedimentation. The transresive ‘stem tact surices were recognized by accountng the increase in oganie matter and Ma flux othe seafloc. The maximum flooding surface i placed a the Mn maximum on the biostromal bed. The Min and MnvAl trends representing 3 naj anoxic event inthe oceans; this anoxi event indicates the aceamulation of organi rich sediments, aplobal near the postive SUC digression in marine carbonates and organic ‘mater and an oceurrence of major biotic tumover. The high ‘Sn systemtracta upper arenaceous limestone suggests that increased carbonate dominated sedimentation, which might have been reduced the Ma ux by imiing the effectiveness of the diagenetic manganese pumped during sea-level changes. ‘The transgressive and maximum ooding_surices are recognized by postive digressons in TWAL (Table 2,3 and Fie) The sos ocurs in @ much wider range of sediment conaituents than Ti and Zr, icing the detrital quart and ‘lay minerals The high SV/A ratios decining from thebase of ‘Campanian and high SUAlratos at anspressive surfaces. The tontelation between the Ti and Si peaks i consistent with T Teailing in ttmomagnatite inclion in detrital quartz, of ‘Campanian sediments (Montgomery 1994), Stable Isotopes “The stable isotopic composition of 6!°C and 80 in Campanian sandstone suggests precipitation during prouresive burial from evolved marine fluds. The carbonate {nd other mineralizing solutes were derived, increasingly with ‘rial, fom decarboxylation of organic mater and clay mineral trensformations ia adjacent ssones. It has been Alcamented that CO, produced during decarboxylation can lead t the disoktion/eplacement of precursor cate by stable dolomite (Sundaram and Yin, 1994) The carbon sotope Stratigraphy of the Campanian sediments shows that he {stematie variation that enables detailed comaton on an intercontinental scale, despite the absence of unequivocal interregional biosratigraphic markers. The positive °C isa typicl marine limestone signature (Moss and Tucker, 1996), thenegatived°C in the Campanian sandstone, atributedas an inheritance from the original carbonate sediment. The Al rend {sclose toamitor image of Ca. The transpressiesurace and maximum flooding srfaces are picked out by positive Gigressions in TVA, whereas sequence boundaries generally text low TVAL contents; Ze/AI shows similar trends. 1 otal than novtcatex peas are defined by several samples fd consequently represent relatively lng-tenm changes in sediment composition, rather than reflecting mineralogical andor chemical varitionassociated with sediments overlying Individual omislonor erosionsurface “The largest positive Mn digression occurs closer to the CCampanian-Manstriehtian boundary, an interval representing ‘major anoxic event in the oceans; his anoxic even incates the accumulation of organic rich sediments a global near the postive SC digression in marine carbonates and ongaic ‘nate, nan occurrence of major bite tumover. The Mv ratios are low at the base of Campanian sandstone and Maastrichtian limestone and increase erratically to ‘maximum inthe Lower Maastrchin, andthe sandstone have the digession of °C. The high Mn content contolled by the ineresing detrital fox asociated withthe ineressing faunal assemblage, The smaller digression of mide Maustihtan °C peaks, which have a maximum, sie the 8°C 11% PDBby biostomalbed, which isnot associated wih extensive ‘ocean anoxia, the increasing of marine organic matter as been ‘ring in to observed isotope digression. The digressions of CCampnian-Maastrehtian boundary and the Msastrihtian ‘coincide wth low Mnand MnvAl vals, The low vals of cabo isctope digressons of the Campanian Meastriehian boundary and Late Campanian vents follow periods of cael fall The Campanian isotope {nd eustatc sea-level profiles are remarkably isa, with f Tong-ter fll in 8°C associated with filling eusatic see levels, and Maastichtian isotope and custatc sea-level profs are remarkably similar, with a long-term rise in °C ssocited withrisingeustaticse-leves, ‘Strontium Stratigraphy ‘The SoCafsandsone (2.23091) and limestone (0.02- (.07)ate presented in Tables 2and3. The maximum values of limestone occur in upper part of high stand system ractandthe coverying transgressive systems tract, and the maximum ‘values of Sa ratios in Campanian sandstone closer to the Sequence boundary, SCs ratios fll tough tansresive ‘stems trac attain minimum vues inthe upper TST, before Fisng through the high stand, The rising sealevels during transgression promoted renewed aragonite deposition and falling seavater SriCa (Mabrouk et al, 2007). This was reversed by the development of mature carbonate platform {ystems with lower aragonite accumlation rates during the high stand environment. The geochemical data (Renard 1985, 1986, Stoll and Schrag, 2001, Steuber, 2007, Steuer ani Veizer, 2002) suggest that SriCa ratios rose progressively through the Mido Late Cretaceous. period fing estate Searlevel (Hancock and Kautfman, 1979, Hag etal, 1988, Hancock, 199%), set-evel eannet be the main forcing ‘mechanism fr long-term Sa variation, The long-term rend is best explained by a decreasing contibution of aragonite to the Formation of earbonae platforms (Steuber, 2002),aa ogni eta Conchasions 1. The geochemical tool is wad in interpretation of the sequence statigraphic surfeces of the Campanian: “Maasrctian sediments of theAsyalur- Pondicherry sb- basinofthe Cauvery Basin. 2. The Campanian sandstone is overlain by the Kaller ccanglomerates, and marks the uncoafomily. 3, The Masstihtan age of Kallakurchchi Fomation i represented as a 29/3 onder depositional sequence ‘bounded an unconteemi, relatively thicker TST, and thinner HST separated by MFS. The etcrop sediments ‘of Aryalurarea are deposited inthe inne oid shelf 4. The Th, Zr and Si maxima is at the Campanian Maastrichtian sequence boundary. The higher ‘oncentation of Ma and higher rates of MivAl ales indicates herelaive sev levet ie. 5. Then fincincreaedinthe Maartrihtian nestone with Hsing setlevel and reached a maximum in Oryphacs limestone, whichmarks the MFSin the out seton 6. The Campanian-Maastrichtian surface sediments sequences of TST and MF are recognised bythe postive Aligressions in TVAL The sequence boundaries are identified bated onthe chemical variations the lw TVA contents and show sina ends. 7. ‘The Campanian-Early Maastrichtian sediment vranagresive surfice and MES are recognised by the ostv digesionn THA References ‘Acc Rr ab ene B49) Le map ‘athonaterpelagigues: out! sratigrapaigee falesponte le tzniut ‘GD. 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