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Medium pressure crystallization of a monchiquitic magma — evidence from megacrysts of Drever's block, Ubekendt Ejland, West Greenland
Authors:Jrgen Gutzon Larsen
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a Geologisk Centralinstitut, Øster Voldgade 10, 1350, København K, Denmark

Abstract:Megacrysts and polymineralic fragments of extraordinary diversity from a Tertiary monchiquitic dyke of Ubekendt Ejland comprise three groups: (1) Cr-diopside-fassaitic diopside + olivine, Fo90.5?81.5 + CrAl spinels. (II) Fassaitic salite-ferrisalite + KTi-pargasite-ferropargasite + apatite + AlTi-magnetite, (III) Scapolite + hyalophane + potassium feldspar + nepheline + analcime. By comparison with mineralogy and phase relations in the host rock and experimental data from alkaline rocks the megacrysts are related to a sequence of crystallization from primitive monchiquitic to potassic phonolitic magmas rich in H2O and CO2 at 5–11 kb. Group I megacrysts formed at temperatures of 1300-1150°C and group II between ? 1150–?800°C and fo2 < 10?9 bar at the latter temperature. High Pco2 may have stabilized the scapolite in the more evolved liquid and K-feldspar and nepheline began to crystallize at ca. 800°C possibly together with the ferrisalite.
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