Mafic and ultramafic mantle and deep crustal xenoliths from Banks Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand
Mafic and ultramafic mantle and deep crustal xenoliths from Banks Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand
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新西兰南岛班克斯半岛的镁铁质和超镁铁质地幔以及深部地壳捕虏体
DOI:
10.1080/00288306.1993.9514570
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
S. Weaver
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作者:
R. J. Sewell;B. Hobden;S. Weaver
Abstract Mafic and ultramafic xenoliths of spinel lherzolite, wehrlite, websterite, pyroxenite, and metagabbro (mafic granulite) occur in a basanite plug forming Le Bons Bay Peak on the eastern flanks of Akaroa volcano, Banks Peninsula. Spinel lherzolites are assigned to the Cr‐diopside xenolith suite and are interpreted to represent fragments of depleted upper mantle derived from a depth of c. 60 km. Pyroxenites belong to the wehrlite series Al‐augite xenolith suite and may represent basaltic cumulates derived from differentiation of mafic magma intruded at or near the crust/ mantle boundary. Mafic granulite of gabbroic composition represents a tectonised and partly recrystallised lower crustal basaltic cumulate. Mineral and bulk rock chemistry of the xenoliths suggests that chemical and mineralogical variation in Banks Peninsula magmas could reflect the development of a subcrustal basaltic “underplate”. This might explain the trend from extensively modified to relatively unmodified mantle‐derived magmas...