The cenozoic saline deposits of the chilean andes between 18°00′ and 27°00′ south latitude
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During Cenozoic times, various continental evaporite deposits formed in Northern Chile. The salars have to be considered as dynamo-sedimentary entities, the formation of which was controlled by a combination of geological, morphological, hydrological, and climatical factors. Volcanic activity and leaching of volcanic products are the most important contributors of chemical components of the Cenozoic evaporits in Northern Chile.
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