Prograde clay minerals reactions along a frontal thrust branching from a decollement in an ancient accretionary prism
Prograde clay minerals reactions along a frontal thrust branching from a decollement in an ancient accretionary prism
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沿着从古代增生棱柱中的滑脱分支分支的锋面推力进行的粘土矿物反应
DOI:
10.1016/j.tecto.2013.04.024
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发表时间:
2013
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Kimura. G
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作者:
Kameda;J.;Yamamoto;Y.;Hamada;Y.;Kimura. G
Fossil imbricate thrusts, branching from a décollement in an ancient accretionary prism (the Miura–Boso accretionary prism), are exposed in the southern parts of the Miura and Boso peninsulas in central Japan. An analysis of the clay mineralogy of fault rocks along one of the imbricate thrust faults, the Shirako Fault, revealed local illitization of mixed-layer illite–smectite (I–S) and the partial breakdown of kaolinite. The shape of the I(001)–S(001) reflection in the X-ray diffraction pattern suggests that the illite fraction in I–S crystallites within the fault gouge is ~9% more than in the surrounding rocks. These results imply that there has been a local temperature anomaly within the slip zone, attributable to frictional heating induced by high-velocity slip. A thermal model, coupled with a kinetic simulation of illitization in I–S, suggests that the reaction was probably facilitated by multiple high-velocity slips at a peak temperature of ~450°C, suggesting repeated seismic rupture propagations to the prism toe, as also inferred from the modern accretionary prism (in the Nankai Trough).