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M. R. Handy 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》1996,85(4):832-851
The Zone of Samedan is part of a fossil, early Mesozoic rift system originally situated in the distal, Lower Austro-Alpine
domain of the Adriatic passive continental margin. An early Mesozoic configuration of asymmetrical rift basins bounded by
relative structural highs compartmentalized Late Cretaceous active margin tectonics; Jurassic half-grabens were folded into
arcuate synclines, whereas relative structural highs engendered thin, imbricated thrust sheets. West-directed thrusting and
folding initiated at the surface and continued to depths favoring mylonitization under lower greenschist-facies conditions.
At this time Liguria-Piemontese ophiolites were accreted to Lower Austro-Alpine units directly underlying the Zone of Samedan.
Late Cretaceous orogenic collapse of the Adriatic active margin involved the reactivation of west-directed thrusts as low-angle,
top-to-the-east, normal faults. These faults accommodated extensional uplift of Liguria-Piemontese ophiolites and Lower Austro-Alpine
units beneath and within the Zone of Samedan. During Paleogene collision, some Late Cretaceous faults in the Zone of Samedan
were reactivated under lower anchizonal conditions as north-directed thrusts. The latter stages of this early Tertiary thickening
were transitional to brittle, high-angle normal faulting associated with top-to-the-east extension and spreading above the
warm, uplifting Lepontine dome. 相似文献
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Bernhard Müller Urs Schaltegger Urs Klötzli Markus Flisch 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》1996,85(4):822-831
Garnet–hornblende–plagioclase gneisses rich in incompatible elements occur in the crystalline basement of the Austro-Alpine
Silvretta nappe and are associated with clinopyroxene norites and harzburgite cumulates. It is proposed here that the gneisses
were formerly oceanic plagiogranites. An εNd(
530
) value of +5.6 for the gneisses as well as initial 87Sr/86Sr values of 0.7036–0.7037 for the gabbroic rocks and 0.7026–0.7027 for the ultramafic rocks suggest a mantle source for this
rock association. The geochemical characteristics of the garnet–hornblende–plagioclase gneisses indicate that their precursors
were derived by fractional crystallization from a basaltic parent magma, by the same process which produced the adjacent clinopyroxene
norites and ultramafic cumulates as well. The combined U–Pb upper intercept ages of zircons from two gneiss samples yield
an igneous crystallization age of 532±30 Ma, similar to previously dated (mostly calc-alkaline) orthogneisses in the same
area. High-quality transparent zircons showed the least degree of discordance, but contain extremely low U and Pb levels.
The rock suite, including this plagiogranite, was emplaced within oceanic crust which formed in the latest Precambrian–early
Palaeozoic off the northern continental margin of Gondwana.
Received: 26 April 1996 / Accepted: 2 August 1996 相似文献
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