Possible causes and consequences of regional Na-metasomatism: the case of the Sudbury Impact Structure, Ontario, Canada
区域性纳交代作用的可能原因和后果:以加拿大安大略省萨德伯里撞击结构为例
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- 依托单位国家:德国
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Sodium metasomatism is a widespread geological phenomenon on a regional scale over distances of hundreds of kilometers, the causes of which, especially within the continental crust, are poorly understood so far. It can be related to pervasive circulation of NaCl-rich solutions derived from metamorphism of evaporitic, halite-bearing sedimentary sequences, or to possibly magma-derived overpressured fluids that can have a high mineralizing potential as exemplified by iron oxide-copper-gold (IOCG) deposits. One of the most obvious mineralogical expressions of Na-metasomatism is albitization, an extreme metasomatic process that results in the mobility even of elements traditionally considered relatively fluid-immobile. Regional albitization of Palaeoproterozoic rocks is a well-known but poorly understood phenomenon in the area around the 1.85 Ga Sudbury impact structure (one of the biggest of its kind in the world) in Ontario (Canada). Based on results achieved in a recent DFG-supported project in the area, it is more widespread than previously recognized and intimately associated with intense brecciation. Its age and geological cause remain unresolved. Albitization and brecciation could be related to the Sudbury impact but also to sodic alkali magmatism or basin-wide fluid circulation in the course of Palaeoproterozoic orogenies. The aim of this research project is the characterization of the type and extent of Na-metasomatism in the area around Sudbury and to clarify whether it is related to the impact event, to alkaline magmatism unrelated to the impact or to some other cause altogether. In the former case, it would have consequences on our understanding of how hydrothermal systems could be formed by impacts on the (early) Earth surface with implications on the formation of early life environments. In the case of a non-impactogenic but magmatogenic origin, however, it would have profound implications for the prospectivity of the region for a range of commodities, including critical metals, as typically found in IOCG ore districts or alkaline magmatic provinces. The said aim will be achieved through a combination of geological field work, petrography, mineralogical, mineral-chemical, geochemical and isotopic studies as well as geochronological analyses.
钠交代作用是一种广泛存在于数百公里范围内的区域性地质现象,其成因,特别是在大陆地壳内部,迄今为止知之甚少。这可能与蒸发岩、含岩盐沉积层序变质作用产生的富盐溶液的普遍循环有关,也可能与岩浆衍生的超压流体有关,这些流体具有高成矿潜力,例如氧化铁-铜-金(IOCG)矿床。钠交代作用最明显的矿物学表现之一是钠长石化,这是一种极端的交代过程,甚至导致传统上认为相对流体不动的元素的流动性。在加拿大安大略省的1.85 Ga萨德伯里撞击构造(世界上最大的撞击构造之一)周围地区,古元古代岩石的区域钠长岩化是一个众所周知但却知之甚少的现象。根据dfg最近在该地区支持的一个项目取得的结果,它比以前认识到的更为普遍,并且与强烈角化密切相关。它的年龄和地质原因仍未得到解决。钠长岩和角化作用可能与萨德伯里撞击有关,也可能与古元古代造山运动过程中的钠碱岩浆作用或全盆地流体循环有关。本研究项目的目的是表征萨德伯里周围地区钠交代作用的类型和程度,并澄清它是否与撞击事件有关,与撞击无关的碱性岩浆作用有关,还是与其他一些原因有关。在前一种情况下,它将对我们对热液系统如何通过对(早期)地球表面的影响形成的理解产生影响,并对早期生命环境的形成产生影响。然而,在非冲击成因但岩浆成因的情况下,它将对该地区一系列商品的前景产生深远影响,包括通常在IOCG矿区或碱性岩浆省发现的关键金属。上述目标将通过结合实地地质工作、岩石学、矿物学、矿物化学、地球化学和同位素研究以及地质年代学分析来实现。
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Professor Dr. Hartwig E. Frimmel其他文献
Professor Dr. Hartwig E. Frimmel的其他文献
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The Temagami geophysical anomaly (Ontario, Canada): geological cause and relationship to the 1.85 Ga Sudbury impact event
Temagami 地球物理异常(加拿大安大略省):地质原因及其与 1.85 Ga 萨德伯里撞击事件的关系
- 批准号:
418960271 - 财政年份:2019
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Tectono-thermal evolution of ultrahigh-temperature- (UHT-) metamorphic rocks in the Madurai Block of the Southern Granulite Terrane (southern India)
南部麻粒岩地体马杜赖地块超高温(UHT)变质岩的构造热演化(印度南部)
- 批准号:
220402090 - 财政年份:2012
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Structural-kinematic history of crustal-scale lineaments along the South Atlantic continental margins
南大西洋大陆边缘地壳尺度线状结构运动学历史
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172804908 - 财政年份:2010
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Origin of spinel-bearing peridotite from oceanic core complexes
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48636984 - 财政年份:2007
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Mafic basement of the Mesoarchaean Witwatersrand basin fill: Possible source of the world's largest known accumulation of gold?
中太古代 Witwatersrand 盆地充填的镁铁质基底:世界上已知最大的金矿堆积的可能来源?
- 批准号:
35326172 - 财政年份:2006
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Geodynamic evolution of Proterozoic supracrustal rocks from the northern Shackleton Range, East Antarctica
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- 批准号:
12693305 - 财政年份:2005
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