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Geological structures and Precambrian rock units thought to be related to Rodinia Supercontinent evolution were recognized in three main domains of South America: (i) Mesoproterozoic fold belts ca. 1.5–1.1Ga old and corresponding foreland cover successions and coeval cratonic intrusions exposed in the southwestern portion of the Amazonian Craton make up the most complete and best preserved record...