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Early Ordovician subduction on the western Gondwana margin produced widespread high-T, low-P metamorphism of the turbidites during the Famatinian orogeny (~500- 440 Ma), resulting in extensive anatexis and granite plutonism.

Apr 18, 2013· Zircon U-Pb dating yields that (1) tourmaline leucogranite formed at 28.2±0.5 Ma and its source rock experienced simultaneous metamorphism and anatexis at 33.6±0.6 Ma; (2) two-mica granite formed at 19.8±0.5 Ma; (3) both types of leucogranite contain inherited zircon grains with an age peak at ∼480 Ma.

The Early Paleozoic orogeny in the South China Block was accompanied by crustal anatexis, as indicated by the voluminous granites and migmatites. Here we report on the migmatite-granite suite within the Neoproterozoic biotite gneiss of the Baiyunshan Domain, which has directly recorded the process of anatectic melt formation, segregation and ...

Jun 22, 2018· A – type granite this type is formed from per-alkaline to alkaline magma (Al2O3 < Na2O + K2O) which forms Alkali Feldspar Granite from partial melting of continental crust and granulite rocks or fractionation in the crust. Characterized by formation of alkali minerals of Amphiboles like (Riebeckite, Arfvedsonite) and Pyroxene (Aegrine / Acmite).

From sediment to granite: timescales of anatexis in the . Granite formation is the culmination of a sequence of events initiated by prograde heating of the protolith and followed by formation of a grain-boundary melt, melt . » Learn More. The rapid formation of granitic rocks: more evidence .

Granitization, formation of granite or closely related rocks by metamorphic processes, as opposed to igneous processes in which such rocks form from a melt, or magma, of granitic composition.In granitization, sediments are transformed in their solid state or in a partially molten state. The solid-state process requires the addition and removal of various chemical components by solid-state ...

Crustal anatexis and formation of two types of granitic magmas in the Kontum massif, central Vietnam: Implications for magma processes in collision zones Article in Gondwana Research 12(4):428-437 ...

Granite genesis and crustal evolution are closely associated with partial melting in the lower or middle crust and extraction of granite magmas to upper crustal levels. This is generally thought to be the leading mechanism by which the upper continental crust became enriched in incompatible components such as the heat-producing elements U and ...

Granite formation is the culmination of a sequence of events initiated by prograde heating of the protolith and followed by formation of a grain-boundary melt, melt segregation into a vein network, ascent of the melt through the network and, finally, crystallisation of the melt. Experimental constraints on the formation of a crustal melt from the incongruent melting of muscovite combined with ...

At the southern end of the Closepet granite, conventional petrological data and oxygen isotope work suggest that CO 2-rich fluid phase of subcrustal origin was instrumental in granulite metamorphism and anatexis. The Southern Closepet granite is highly heterogeneous and displays a very complex polyphase internal structure.

Autron et. al. (1970) shows that the formation of large volumes of granite have formed during periods where there has been no metamorphism; for example, the Lower Silurian Caledonian Granites.

H. v. PLATEN (1965): Beitr. Miner, u. Petrogr. (inpress). 1) Note: This is a very important aspect of the experimental investigation, because only in the case of isobaric sections through the Ab-An-Or-Q tetrahedron, representing rock compositions having a constant Ab/ An ratio, has it been experimentally observed that rocks of various compositions, lying on any one such Ab/ An section, give ...

Bernardo Cesare (bernardo.cesare@unipd) Federico Farina (federico.farina@unimi) Barbara Kunz ([email protected]) Keynote Speaker: Bruna B. Carvalho (University of Padova, Italy) Granitoids s.l. make up much of Earth's upper continental crust, representing the ultimate product of differentiation of our planet. Production by (U)HT metamorphism and transfer of anatectic melts are ...

Recovering the composition of melt and the fluid regime at the onset of crustal anatexis and S-type granite formation Article (PDF Available) in Geology 41(2):115-118 · February 2013 with 363 Reads

Migmatite is the penultimate member of a sequence of lithology transformations first identified by Lyell, 1837. Lyell had a clear perception of the regional diagenesis sequence in sedimentary rocks that remains valid today. It begins '''A''' with deposition of unconsolidated sediment (protolith for future metamorphic rocks).As temperature and pressure increase with depth, a ...

The In-situ Melting model of granite reveals that granitic magma generated by anatexis is layer-like and magma convection results in thickening of the layer. On the basis and by integrating the research findings on rheological transitions of rocks in crustal melting, we simulated the thermodynamic process of granite formation by using Underworld1.7.

The latter, in turn, were involved in anatexis with the formation of adamellite and granite, immediately accompanied by hydrothermal gold mineralization. The multistep anatexis is the main petrogenetic process responsible for the gold resource potential of GTGG plutons.

The In-situ Melting model of granite reveals that granitic magma generated by anatexis is layer-like and magma convection results in thickening of the layer.

Anatexis plays a crucial role in the formation of migmatite Anatexis (via Latin from Greek roots meaning "to melt down") [ 1 ] in geology, refers to the differential, or partial, melting of rocks, especially in the forming of metamorphic rocks such as migmatites .

Mar 01, 2001· Petrological and geochemical variations are used to investigate the formation of granite magma from diatexite migmatites derived from metasedimentary rocks of pelitic to greywacke composition at St. Malo, France. Anatexis occurred at relatively low temperatures and pressures (<800°C, 4–7 kbar), principally through muscovite dehydration melting.

The layers of granite in migmatites, and perhaps larger granitic bodies, may have formed through anatexis. anatexis Migmatite formed by anatexis, near Geirengerfjord, Norway.

UN – EOLSS SAMPLE CHAPTERS GEOLOGY – Vol. II -Ultrametamorphism and Crustal Anatexis - Bernard Bonin ©Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS) • Eclogite, further subdivided into two subfacies, namely: eclogite sensu stricto EC and lawsonite eclogite ECL, both in the quartz stability field. These high-pressure subfacies yield a range of temperatures between 500 and 1000 °C,

The discovery, at Kabbaldurga quarry, Karnataka, south India1–3, of patches of charnockite apparently in an arrested state of development has refocused attention on the mechanism of charnockite ...

Anatectic granites from the Fosdick migmatite–granite complex yield U–Pb zircon crystallization ages that range from 115 to 100Ma, with a dominant grouping at 107–100Ma, which corresponds to the timing of dome formation during the regional oblique extension that facilitated exhumation of the complex.
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