Evolution of high‐Mg–Al granulites from Sunkarametta, Eastern Ghats, India: evidence for a lower crustal heating–cooling trajectory
Evolution of high‐Mg–Al granulites from Sunkarametta, Eastern Ghats, India: evidence for a lower crustal heating–cooling trajectory
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印度东高止山脉孙卡拉梅塔高镁铝麻粒岩的演化:下地壳加热-冷却轨迹的证据
DOI:
10.1046/j.1525-1314.2000.00253.x
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发表时间:
2000
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Dasgupta
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作者:
Bose;Fukuoka;Sengupta;Dasgupta
A suite of high‐Mg–Al granulites from Sunkarametta, Eastern Ghats Belt, India, shows contrasting prograde assemblages of extremely aluminous orthopyroxene+cordierite+sapphirine and similarly aluminous orthopyroxene+Ti‐rich spinel in closely associated domains. Textural and compositional characteristics indicate that both were derived from prograde dehydration–melting of biotite–plagioclase–quartz‐bearing protoliths. The former assemblage was stabilized at relatively more magnesian bulk composition. Geothermobarometric data and petrogenetic grid considerations place ‘peak’ metamorphic conditions at c. 950 °C and 9 kbar. Subsequent to peak metamorphism, the rocks cooled to c. 700–750 °C, with slight lowering of pressure, and the retrograde reactions also involved melt–solid interaction. The inferred P–T trajectory is one of heating–cooling at lower crustal (25–30 km) depths.