Constraining long-term fault activity in the brittle domain through in situ dating of hydrothermal monazite
Constraining long-term fault activity in the brittle domain through in situ dating of hydrothermal monazite
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DOI:
10.1111/ter.12360
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发表时间:
2018-12-01
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2.4
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Bojar, Hans-Peter
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作者:
Bergemann, Christian A.;Gnos, Edwin;Bojar, Hans-Peter
SIMS Th-Pb dating of hydrothermal fissure-vein monazite-(Ce) has the unique potential to date multiple tectonic events under low-grade metamorphic brittle/ductile conditions over large time frames. Monazites-(Ce) from brittle fault systems in the Eastern Alps allow us to constrain their Cretaceous activity over 20 Ma within single crystals, recording all major tectonic events. Eo-Alpine formation of the fluid-filled fissure-veins occurred 90 Ma ago at 352 +/- 19 degrees C and 342 +/- 42 MPa. This corresponds to peak conditions during regional metamorphism of the Cretaceous collisional nappe stacking. Several stages of dissolution-reprecipitation/recrystallization record fault activity between 84 and 70 Ma. Corresponding fluid inclusions indicate conditions of 229 +/- 10 degrees C and 143 +/- 20 MPa. This correlates with the formation of sedimentary basins during post-orogenic extension associated with strike-slip movements. The results strengthen the hypothesis that many large fault systems in the Eastern Alps developed during the Cretaceous orogeny and became reactivated during Neogene Alpine tectonics.