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Alpine olivine- and titanian clinohumite-bearing assemblages in the Erro-Tobbio peridotite (Voltri Massif, NW Italy) 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
M. SCAMBELLURI E. H. HOOGERDUIJN STRATING G. B. PICCARDO R. L. M. VISSERS E. RAMPONE 《Journal of Metamorphic Geology》1991,9(1):79-91
The microstructures in the Erro-Tobbio peridotite indicate several stages of recrystallization of olivine + titanian clinohumite-bearing assemblages. The development of these assemblages is closely associated with serpentinite mylonites, in which they occur in shear bands and foliations and are inferred to have grown synkinematically, in veins, and as post-kinematic radial aggregates. In the peridotite wall-rock adjacent to these mylonites, the same assemblages have recrystallized statically at the expense of original olivine and pyroxenes, mesh-textured chrysolite and antigorite veins. In addition, the olivine-bearing assemblage occurs in widespread vein systems. The brittle deformation of the peridotite resulting in the development of these vein systems is closely related to ductile deformation of metagabbroic dykes in the peridotite. Although early metasomatism resulted in extensive rodingitization of the gabbros, some dykes show an eclogitic assemblage of Na-clinopyroxene + garnet + chloritoid + chlorite ± talc. These observations, the microstructures and the mineral chemistry all suggest that the assemblages in the ultramafic rocks and metagabbros developed during a prograde evolution towards high pressures (>13–16 kbar, 450–550° C), and during subsequent decompression. This metamorphic evolution is considered to be related to Late Cretaceous intraoceanic subduction in the Alps-Apennine system and closure of the Piedmont-Ligurian basin. 相似文献
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Petrological investigations supported by multi‐scale structural analysis of eclogitized serpentinite in the Zermatt–Saas Zone of the Western Alps allows for the determination of mineral assemblages related to successive fabrics, upon which the P–T–d–t path of these hydrated mantle rocks can be inferred. Serpentinites of the upper Valtournanche, with lenses and dykes of metagabbro and meta‐rodingite, display an Alpine polyphase metamorphic evolution from eclogite to epidote‐amphibolite facies conditions associated with three successive foliations having different parageneses in these rocks. Serpentinite mainly consists of serpentine with minor magnetite; however, where S1 and S2 foliations are pervasive, metamorphic olivine, together with Ti‐clinohumite and clinopyroxene, are also found. The mineral assemblage associated with D1 includes serpentine1, clinopyroxene1, opaque minerals, titanite ± olivine1, Ti‐clinohumite1 and ilmenite; the D2 assemblage is the same (±chlorite) but minerals have different compositions. The assemblage associated with D3 comprises serpentine3, opaque minerals, ±chlorite3, ilmenite and amphibole3. Ti‐clinohumite is associated with veins that are older than D2 and pre‐date D3. Veins that post‐date D3 are characterized by amphibole + chlorite or by serpentine. P–T conditions for S2 parageneses evaluated using two pseudosections for different bulk compositions suggest that these rocks experienced pressures >2.5 ± 0.3 GPa at temperatures slightly higher than 600 °C. The late epidote–amphibolite facies re‐equilibration associated with D3 and D4 developed during late syn‐exhumation deformation related to folding and testifies to a small temperature decrease. These results, which were integrated in the regional framework, suggest that different portions of the Zermatt–Saas Zone registered different P–T peak conditions and underwent different exhumation paths. In addition, the inferred P–T–d–t path suggests that the Valtournanche serpentinites re‐equilibrated close to the UHP conditions registered by the Cignana meta‐cherts. These results imply that tectonic slices exhumed after UHP metamorphism might be wider than previously reported or that small‐size UHP units, tectonically sampled during the Alpine convergence, are more abundant than those that have been detected to date. 相似文献
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A garnet–pyroxene rock containing abundant Ti-clinohumite (ca. 40 vol.%) occurs along with eclogites as small blocks in quartzo-feldsparthic gneiss in the southern end of the Chinese Su-Lu ultrahigh-pressure (UHP) metamorphic terrane. It consists of three aggregates: (1) Ti-clinohumite-dominated aggregate with interstitial garnet and pyroxene, (2) garnet+pyroxene aggregate with Ti-clinohumite inclusions, and (3) Ti-clinohumite-free aggregate dominated by garnet. Apatite, phlogopite, zircon, hematite, pentlandite, and an unknown Ni-Fe-volatile-Si (NFVS) mineral, which is replaced by Ni-greenalite, occur as accessories. Serpentine is the major secondary mineral. Garnet (Prp63.9–64.6Alm25.8–26.9Grs1.4–7.9Uva0.5–7.6Sps1.0) in all three aggregates is pyrope-rich with very low grossular component, with that in the aggregate (2) most enriched in Cr (Cr2O3=2.55 wt.%). Orthopyroxene is depleted in Al (Al2O3=0.16 wt.% in the cores) and Ca (CaO=0.06–0.09 wt.% in the cores), with XMg (Mg/(Mg+Fe)) values at ca. 0.900. Clinopyroxene is chromian diopside with Fe3+≥Fe2+. Matrix clinopyroxene has a lower XMg (0.862) than that (0.887) included in Ti-clinohumite. The rock contains modest amount of heavy rare earth elements (HREE) (10 to 12×C1 chondrite), with significant enrichment in Cr, Co, Ni, V, Sr, and light rare earth elements (LREE) (22 to 33×C1 chondrite). The clinopyroxene is very enriched in Cr (Cr2O3 is up to 2.09 wt.% in the cores) and Sr (ca. 350 ppm) and LREE (CeN/YbN=157.7). Ti-clinohumite is enriched in Ni (1981 ppm), Co (123 ppm), and Nb (85 ppm).
While it is possible to enrich ultramafites in incompatible elements in a subducted slab, the high Al, Fe, Ti, and low Si, Ca, and Na contents in the Ti-clinohumite rock are difficult to account for by crustal metasomatism of an ultramafite. On the other hand, the similarity in major and trace element compositions and their systematic variations between the Ti-clinohumite-garnet-pyroxene rock of this study and those of Mg-metasomatised Fe–Ti gabbros reported in the literature suggest that crustal metasomatism occurred in a gabbroic protolith, which resulted in addition of Cr, Co, Ni, and Mg and removal of Si, Ca, Na, Al, and Fe. This implies that the rock was in contact with an ultramafite at low pressure. During subsequent subduction, the metagabbro was thrust into the country gneiss, where gneiss-derived hydrous fluids caused enrichment of Sr and LREE in recrystallised clinopyroxene. P–T estimates for the high-pressure assemblage are ca. 4.2 GPa and ca. 760 °C, compatible with those for the eclogites and gneisses in this terrane. It is possible that the Ti-clinohumite-garnet-pyroxene rock and associated eclogites represent remnants of former oceanic crust that was subducted to a great depth. 相似文献
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Evolution of metamorphic fluid recorded in granulite facies metacarbonate rocks from the middle segment of the Mogok metamorphic belt in central Myanmar 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1 
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下载免费PDF全文 The Mogok metamorphic belt of Palaeogene age, which records subduction‐ and collision‐related events between the Indian and Eurasian plates, lies along the western margin of the Shan plateau in central Myanmar and continues northwards to the eastern Himalayan syntaxis. Reaction textures of clinohumite‐ and scapolite‐bearing assemblages in Mogok granulite facies metacarbonate rocks provide insights into the drastic change in fluid composition during exhumation of the collision zone. Characteristic high‐grade assemblages of marble and calcsilicate rock are clinohumite+forsterite+spinel+phlogopite+pargasite/edenite+calcite+dolomite, and scapolite+diopside+anorthite+quartz+calcite respectively. Calculated petrogenetic grids in CaO–MgO–Al2O3–SiO2–H2O–CO2 and subsets of this system were employed to deduce the pressure–temperature–fluid evolution of the clinohumite‐ and scapolite‐bearing assemblages. These assemblages suggest higher temperature (>780–810°C) and [=CO2/(CO2+H2O) >0.17–0.60] values in the metamorphic fluid for the peak granulite facies stage, assuming a pressure of 0.8 GPa. Calcite grains commonly show exsolution textures with dolomite particles, and their reintegrated compositions yield temperatures of 720–880°C. Retrograde reactions are mainly characterized by a reaction zone consisting of a dolomite layer and a symplectitic aggregate of tremolite and dolomite grown between clinohumite and calcite in marble, and a replacement texture of scapolite by clinozoisite in calcsilicate rock. These textures indicate that the retrograde reactions developed under lower temperature (<620°C) and (<0.08–0.16) conditions, assuming a pressure of 0.5 GPa. The metacarbonate rocks share metamorphic temperatures similar to the Mogok paragneiss at the peak granulite facies stage. The values of the metacarbonate rock at peak metamorphic stage are, however, distinctly higher than those previously deduced from carbonate mineral‐free paragneiss. Primary clinohumite, phlogopite and pargasite/edenite in marble have F‐rich compositions, and scapolite in calcsilicate rock contains Cl, suggesting a contrast in the halogen compositions of the metamorphic fluids between these two lithologies. The metamorphic fluid compositions were probably buffered within each lithology, and the effective migration of metamorphic fluid, which would have extensively changed the fluid compositions, did not occur during the prograde granulite facies stage throughout the Mogok metamorphic belt. The lower conditions of the Mogok metacarbonate rocks during the retrograde stage distinctly contrast with higher conditions recorded in metacarbonate rocks from other metamorphic belts of granulite facies. The characteristic low conditions were probably due to far‐ranging infiltration of H2O‐dominant fluid throughout the middle segment of the Mogok metamorphic belt under low‐amphibolite facies conditions during the exhumation and hydration stage. 相似文献
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