Timing of intrusion of the Otagiri granite with respect to the deformation and metamorphism in Ryoke belt in the Ina district, central Japan: Examination by Rb-Sr whole rock isochron ages

Timing of intrusion of the Otagiri granite with respect to the deformation and metamorphism in Ryoke belt in the Ina district, central Japan: Examination by Rb-Sr whole rock isochron ages
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日本中部伊那地区 Ryoke 带变形和变质作用的 Otagiri 花岗岩侵入时间:用 Rb-Sr 全岩等时线年龄检验

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10.2465/ganko.89.269
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1994
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Journal of Mineralogy, Petrology and Economic Geology
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M. Yuhara
M. Yuhara
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M. Yuhara

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Petrology and Rb-Sr chronology were studied for Otagiri two-mica granite, one of the younger intrusives in the Ryoke belt, which are exposed in the Ina district of the Ryoke belt. Three groups, northern, central and southern granite bodies, were identified in the field, with the former two intruding litic and psammitic gneisses of sillimanite zone, and the last intruding a foregoing granite, the Ichida granite. Distinct Rb-Sr whole rock isochron ages, 71.1 ± 6.8 Ma, 99.0 ± 10.9 Ma, 92.7 ± 13.8 Ma were obtained for the northern, central and southern granite bodies, respectively. Because the initial Sr and Nd isotopic ratios are also different among different granite bodies, those three groups were probably derived from distinct magmas at different ages. The intrusive relations between these granite bodies and the surrounding gneiss indicate that the main stage of metamorphism and deformation of the Ryoke belt were older than 100 Ma. Likewise, Ichida granite and Inagawa granite were 90 Ma or older. Granitic rocks equivalent to those bodies are widely distributed in the Ryoke belt in central Honshu, thus suggest a widespread intrusion of the 90-100 Ma granites in the southwestern parts of the Cretaceous granite terrain including the Ryoke belt.