Age Determinations on Granites, Pegmatites and Veins from the Kibaran Belt of Central and Northern Katanga (Congo)
Age Determinations on Granites, Pegmatites and Veins from the Kibaran Belt of Central and Northern Katanga (Congo)
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加丹加(刚果)中部和北部基巴兰带花岗岩、伟晶岩和矿脉的年龄测定
DOI:
10.1038/2101347b0
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发表时间:
1966
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
G. Monteyne
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作者:
L. Cahen;J. Delhal;G. Monteyne
THE Kibaran–Burundi–Karagwe-Ankolean fold belt is one of the major geological features of eastern central Africa. It is perhaps best known as the seat of important tin and niobium-tantalum mineralizations, occurring in association with post-tectonic granites, pegmatites and veins1,2. In the Kibaran portion of the belt, geochrono-logical studies have been carried out by the rubidium-strontium method on tectonically deformed granites, on non-deformed granites, and on pegmatites and veins, from four granitic batholiths: Bia Mountains, Kibara Mountains, Bukena-Manono and Mwanza.