The high-pressure metamorphic belts of Japan: A review
The high-pressure metamorphic belts of Japan: A review
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日本高压变质带:回顾
DOI:
10.1130/mem164-p365
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发表时间:
1986
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S. Banno
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作者:
S. Banno
High-pressure metamorphic rocks of the Japanese Islands are classified into 9 belts or zones: Tokoro, Kamuikotan, East Abukuma-Motai, Hida Marginal-Joetsu, Sangun, Sanbagawa, Kurosegawa, isolated area of Kyushu, and Yaeyama. The Kamuikotan, East Abukuma-Motai, Hida Marginal-Joetsu, and Kurosegawa zones are associated with abundant serpentinite. All but the last three are paired with low-P, high-T terranes. The Sangun and Sanbagawa belts are paired with the low-P and high-T Hida and Ryoke belts respectively. It is still not clear if the Kamuikotan Zone is paired with any low-pressure terrane in the Japanese Islands. The other terranes are small and of uncertain tectonic significance.