Petrology of gedrite‐bearing rocks in mid‐crustal ductile shear zones from the Eastern Ghats Belt, India
Petrology of gedrite‐bearing rocks in mid‐crustal ductile shear zones from the Eastern Ghats Belt, India
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印度东高止山脉中地壳韧性剪切带含镁辉石岩石的岩石学
DOI:
10.1046/j.1525-1314.1999.00226.x
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发表时间:
1999
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Raith
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作者:
Dasgupta;Sengupta;P. Sengupta;Ehl;Raith
A suite of metapelitic, basic and quartzofeldspathic rocks intruded by enderbitic gneiss from the southernmost tip of the Eastern Ghats Belt, India, and metamorphosed at c. 750–800 °C, 6 kbar, were subjected to repeated ductile shear deformation, hydration, cooling and accompanying alkali metasomatism along narrow shear zones. Gedrite‐bearing assemblages developed in the shear zones traversing metapelitic rocks. Interpretation of the reaction textures in an appropriate P–T grid in the system FMASH, an isothermal–isobaric μH2O–μNa2O grid in the system NFMASH, and geothermobarometric data suggest a complex evolutionary history for the gedrite‐bearing parageneses. Initially, gedrite‐bearing assemblages were produced due to increase in μNa2O at nearly constant but high μH2O accompanying cooling. Gedrite was partially destabilized to orthopyroxene+albite due to progressively increasing μNa2O. During further cooling and at increased μH2O a second generation of gedrite appeared in the rocks.