A geochemical investigation of the Sara Sara volcano (Peru): a Pleistocene edifice of the northern termination of the Andean Central Volcanic Zone
Chaptal et al., 2025. Lithos 518. doi:10.1016/j.lithos.2025.108282
- Sara Sara is the northernmost volcano in the peruvian CVZ.
- The Sara Sara main edifice is surrounded by some monogenic volcanoes.
- Sara Sara samples are dacitic and rhyolitic and monogenetic volcanoes are andesitic.
- Trace elements and isotope ratios indicate upper crustal AFC in a Mesozoic basement.
- Andesitic compositions imply deep crustal partial melting with residual garnet/rutile.

