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A sequence of mineral associations was examined in eclogitized basites of the Krasnaya Guba dike field in the Belomorian Mobile
Belt. Two morphological types of eclogite and eclogite-like rocks were recognized: (1) eclogite rocks that developed after
ferrogabbro dikes and completely replaced these dikes from contact to contact and (2) eclogite-like rocks that developed after
gabbronorites in zones of ductile deformations and shearing. According to data mineral geothermobaromety, both rock types
were formed within temperature and pressure ranges corresponding to high-pressure and high-temperature amphibolite facies
at T = 700 ± 40°C and P = 10.0 ± 0.5 kbar. The peak metamorphic parameters of the host gneisses are analogous. The decompressional stage, which is
unambiguously identified by reaction textures, occurred at 630–660°C and 7.9–8.2 kbar. As the temperature and, first of all,
pressure decreased, the SiO2 activity in the fluid systematically varied. The eclogitization of the basites took place locally in relation to fluid fluxes,
which were restricted to zones of intense deformations, at variable SiO2 activity. The rocks show evidence of two stages of post-eclogite amphibolization. Older amphibolization 1 was coeval with
the late prograde metamorphic stage (T = 650°C, P = 10–11 kbar). Younger amphibolization 2 affected eclogitized basite dikes and unaltered gabbronorites (together with their
host gneisses) over large areas. This process coincided with decompression (T = 580°C, P = 7–8 kbar) and was likely accompanied by the exhumation of deep zones of BMB to upper-middle crustal levels. 相似文献
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Mityaev A. S. Safonov O. G. Reutsky V. N. Izokh O. P. Varlamov D. A. Kozlovskii V. M. van Reenen D. D. Aranovich L. Y. 《Doklady Earth Sciences》2020,492(1):342-345
Doklady Earth Sciences - Data on the carbon and oxygen isotopic composition of carbonates from the rocks of the Giyani greenstone belt, Kaapvaal craton, South Africa are presented. This belt is... 相似文献
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V. V. Yarmolyuk V. P. Kovach V. I. Kovalenko E. B. Salnikova A. M. Kozlovskii A. B. Kotov S. Z. Yakovleva A. M. Fedoseenko 《Petrology》2011,19(1):55-78
Data on the composition, inner structure, and age of volcanic and siliceous-terrigenous complexes and granitoids occurring
in association with them in the Caledonian Lake zone in Central Asia are discussed in the context of major relations and trends
in the growth of the Caledonian continental crust in the Central Asian Foldbelt (CAFB). The folded structures of the Lake
zone host basalt, basalt-andesite, and andesite complexes of volcanic rocks that were formed in distinct geodynamic environments.
The volcanic rocks of the basalt complex are noted for high concentrations of TiO2 and alkalis, occur in association with fine-grained siliceous siltstone and siliceous-carbonate rocks, are thus close to
oceanic-island complexes, and were likely formed in relation to a mantle hotspot activity far away from erosion regions supplying
terrigenous material. The rocks of the basalt-andesite and andesite complexes have lower TiO2 concentrations and moderate concentrations of alkalis and contain rock-forming amphibole. These rocks are accompanied by
rudaceous terrigenous sediments, which suggests their origin in island-arc environments, including arcs with a significantly
dissected topography. These complexes are accompanied by siliceous-terrigenous sedimentary sequences whose inner structure
is close to those of sediments in accretionary wedges. The folded Caledonides of the Lake zone passed through the following
evolutionary phases. The island arcs started to develop at 570 Ma, their evolution was associated with the emplacement of
layered gabbroids and tonalitetrondhjemite massifs, and continued until the onset of accretion at 515–480 Ma. The accretion
was accompanied by the emplacement of large massifs of the tonalite-granodiorite-plagiogranite series. The postaccretionary
evolutionary phase at 470–440 Ma of the Caledonides was marked by intrusive subalkaline and alkaline magmatism. The Caledonides
are characterized by within-plate magmatic activity throughout their whole evolutionary history, a fact explained by the accretion
of Vendian-Cambrian oceanic structures (island arcs, oceanic islands, and back-arc basins) above a mantle hotspot. Indicators
of within-plate magmatic activity are subalkaline high-Ti basalts, alkaline-ultrabasic complexes with carbonatites and massifs
of subalkaline and alkaline gabbroids, nepheline syenites, alkaline granites, subalkaline granites, and granosyenites. The
mantle hotspot likely continued to affect the character of the lithospheric magmatism even after the Caledonian folded terrane
was formed. 相似文献
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I. K. Kozakov E. B. Sal’nikova V. P. Kovach V. V. Yarmolyuk I. V. Anisimova A. M. Kozlovskii Yu. V. Plotkina T. A. Myskova A. M. Fedoseenko S. Z. Yakovleva A. M. Sugorakova 《Stratigraphy and Geological Correlation》2008,16(4):360-382
Granitoids and metamorphic rocks of the Baidarik basement block of the Dzabkhan microcontinent are studied in terms of geology, geochronology (U-Pb dating of zircon microfractions and individual grains) and Nd isotopic-geochemical systematics. As is established, the formation history of metamorphic belt (disthene-sillimanite facies) in junction zone of the Baidarik block and Bayankhongor zone of the Late Riphean (～665 Ma) ophiolite association characterizes development of the Vendian (～560–570 Ma) active continental margin. The high-P metamorphic rocks of that time span evidence formation of structures with the Earth’s crust of considerable thickness. In Central Asia, events of the Vendian low-gradient metamorphism are established also in the Tuva-Mongolian massif, Kan block of the East Sayan Mountains, and South Chuya inlier of the Caledonides in the Altai Mountains. Based on these data, it is possible to distinguish the Late Baikalian stage in development of the Early Caledonian superterrane of Central Asia, which antedated the subsequent evolution of this structure during the Late Cambrian-Ordovician. The high-gradient metamorphism that affected most intensively the southeastern part of the Baidarik block can be correlated with the Early Paleozoic (525–540 Ma) evolution of active continental margin and associated development of the Vendian oceanic basins and island arcs of the Ozernaya zone. 相似文献
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V. M. Kozlovskii V. V. Travin D. I. Korpechkov M. N. Zaitseva E. B. Kurdyukov A. V. Travin L. B. Terent’eva V. M. Savatenkov 《Geotectonics》2016,50(6):579-597
The Belomorian Mobile Belt (BMB) in northern Karelia mostly consists of gently sloping shear zones, whose gneisses and migmatized amphibolites and blastomylonites are typically thinly banded, with their banding consistently dipping north- and northeastward. These gently sloping shear zones were not affected by folding after they were produced and are not cut by Paleoproterozoic metabasite dikes. Intrusive metabasites in the gently sloping shear zones make up relatively small (usually <5 m) equant or elongate bodies and occur as fragments of larger bodies. These fragments are often concentrated in stripes. Metabasites in the gently sloping shear zone are sometimes also found as lenses and tabular bodies of relatively small thickness, which are conformable with the foliation of the host rocks. The gently sloping shear zones cut across older domains of more complicated structure, which suggests that these zones are gently sloping ductile shear zones. Along these zones, the nappes were thrust south- and southwestward, and this process was the last in the origin of major structural features of BMB when the Paleoproterozoic Lapland–Kola orogen was formed. Practically identical age values were obtained for the gently sloping shear zone in the two widely separated Engonozero and Chupa segments of BMB: 1879 ± 21 Ma (40Ar/39Ar amphibole age of amphibolite whose protolith was mafic rock) and 1857 ± 13 Ma (Sm–Nd mineral isochron age of garnet amphibolites after gabbronorite). The P–T metamorphic parameters in these gently sloping shear zones are remarkably different from the metamorphic parameters outside these zones: the pressure is 3–4 kbar lower and the temperature is 60–100°C lower. Thrusting-related decompression triggered the transition from the older high-pressure episode of Paleoproterozoic metamorphism to a younger syn-thrusting higher temperature metamorphic episode. The peak metamorphic parameters corresponding to the boundary between the amphibolite and granulite facies were reached only in the central portions of the shear zones: T= 680–760°C, P = 8.0–11.9 kbar. In areas of the most intense migmatization, temperature estimates in the central portions of the shear are as high as 810–830°C. The marginal portions of the shear zones were formed at lower temperatures of 610–630°C. The temperature heterogeneous and rock heating in the gently sloping shear zones may have resulted from flows of high-temperature metamorphic fluid that were focused to the central portions of the zones. 相似文献
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E. B. Sal’nikova S. Z. Yakovleva A. B. Kotov E. V. Tolmacheva Yu. V. Plotkina A. M. Kozlovskii V. V. Yarmolyuk A. M. Fedoseenko 《Petrology》2014,22(5):450-461
Data obtained on the Khangai zonal magmatic areole in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt indicate that accessory zircons in alkaline granitoids have crystallogenetic characteristics that generally reflect specifics of the evolution of the parental alkaline magmas. The late differentiation of these magmas was characterized by an increase in the concentrations of trace and rare-earth elements, water, and fluorine in the residual melts and aqueous salt-bearing fluids. Their action was associated with local transformations of the zircon, first and foremost, with local enrichment of zircon crystals in fluid inclusions and in crystalline inclusions of sulfides an other ore minerals. This disturbed the Pb isotopic composition of the zircon, for example, led to its enrichment in common (admixture) Pb and thus caused significant errors and uncertainties in the U-Pb zircon dates. Our recently obtained data indicate that one of the most efficient methods of preparing accessory zircons enriched in common Pb to their U-Pb dating is their preparatory treatment with acids (Makeev, 1981; Mattinson, 1994, 1997, 2005). The application of this technique makes it possible to rid the zircons of phases enriched in common Pb and usually to obtain reliable geochronologic data. The method of preparatory acid treatment of zircons is thus best suitable for geochronologic studies of granitoids of elevated alkalinity. 相似文献
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V. I. Kovalenko V. V. Yarmolyuk V. P. Kovach D. V. Kovalenko A. M. Kozlovskii I. A. Andreeva A. B. Kotov E. B. Salnikova 《Petrology》2009,17(3):227-252
The paper reports data on the Nd isotopic composition and the evaluated composition of the sources of magmatism that produced massifs of alkali and basic rocks of the Khaldzan-Buregtei group. The massifs were emplaced in the terminal Devonian at 392–395 Ma in the Ozernaya zone of western Mongolia. The host rocks of the massifs are ophiolites of the early Caledonian Ozernaya zone, which were dated at 545–522 Ma. The massifs were emplaced in the following succession (listed in order from older to younger): (1) nordmarkites and dolerites syngenetic with them; (2) alkali granites and syngenetic dolerites; (3) dike ekerites; (4) dike pantellerites; (5) rare-metal granitoids; (6) alkali and intermediate basites and quartz syenites; and (7) miarolitic rare-metal alkali granites. Our data on the Nd isotopic composition [?Nd(T)] and conventionally used (canonical) ratios of incompatible elements (Nb/U, Zr/Nb, and La/Yb) in rocks from the alkaline massifs and their host ophiolites indicate that all of these rocks were derived mostly from mantle and mantle-crustal enriched sources like OIB, E-MORB, and IAB with a subordinate contribution of N-MORB (DM) and upper continental crustal material. The variations in the ?Nd(T) values in rocks of these massifs suggest multiple mixing of the sources or magmas derived from them when the massifs composing the Khaldzan-Buregtei group were produced. The OIB and E-MORB sources were mixed when the rocks with mantle signatures were formed. The occurrence of nordmarkites, alkali granites, and other rocks whose isotopic and geochemical signatures are intermediate between the values for mantle and crustal sources testifies to the mixing of mantle and crustal magmas. The crustal source itself, which consisted of rocks of the ophiolite complex, was obviously isotopically and geochemically heterogeneous, as also were the magmas derived from it. The model proposed for the genesis of alkali rocks of the Khaldzan-Buregtei massifs implies that the magmas were derived at two major depth levels: (1) mantle, at which the plume source mixed with an E-MORB source, and (2) crustal, at which the ophiolites were melted, and this gave rise to the parental magmas of the nordmarkites and alkali granites. The basites were derived immediately from the mantle. The mantle syenites, pantellerites, and rare-metal granitoids were produced either by the deep crystallization differentiation of basite magma or by the partial melting of the parental basites and the subsequent crystallization differentiation of the generated magmas. Differentiation likely took place in an intermediate chamber at depth levels close to the crustal (ophiolite) level of magma generation. Only such conditions could ensure the intense mixing of mantle and crustal magmas. The principal factor initiating magma generation in the region was the mantle plume that controlled within-plate magmatism in the Altai-Sayan area and the basite magmas related to this plume, which gave rise to small dikes and magmatic bodies in the group of intrusive massifs. 相似文献