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| tectonised complex of spilites, cherts, isolated serpentinite bodies, greywackes and shales. Palaeontological...Types Volcano-sedimentary sequences with small serpentinite bodies characterised by a chaotic internal structure...Turkey. Only the major shear zones and large serpentinite outcrops are shown. Blank areas consist of closely...pelagic sediments, basic volcanic rocks and serpentinite, all of which are incipiently metamorphosed...Circles indicate specimen localities;filled circles: augite partially or completely replaced by sodic pyroxene; |
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| Ireland, Colby House, Stranmillis Court, Malone Lower, Belfast, BT9 5BF � 028-9038 8462 Fax 028-9038 8461...published in 1935. The chapters concerned with the Lower Palaeozoic systems have now been completely revised...Greig has revised the chapters dealing with the Lower Palaeozoic, New Red Sandstone, Tertiary and the...Geology; Physical Features; History of Research 1 2. Lower Palaeozoic Rocks: 8 3. Ordovician: Arenig Rocks...Wenlock Rocks, Girvan Area 34 5. Old Red Sandstone: Lower Old Red Sandstone; Upper Old Red Sandstone 50 |
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| chapters concerned edition by the late with the Lower Palaeozoic systems have now been completely revised...Greig has revised the chapters dealing with the Lower Palaeozoic, New Red Sandstone, Tertiary and the...Geological Kensington, London SW1 Museum, district described Exhibition Road, South Digitized...Physical Features; History of Research 1 2. Lower Palaeozoic Rocks: 8 3. Ordovician: Arenig Rocks...Rocks, Girvan Area 34 4. 5. Old Red Sandstone: Lower Old Red Sandstone; Upper Old Red 50 Sandstone 6 |
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| two tectonic units in the blueschist sequence. A lower more recrystallised blueschist unit consists of...(Fig. 2), marked by extensive brecciation and serpentinite lenses (Okay 1980c), is also characterized by...Maastrichtian; Pal., Palaeocene; U., Upper; L., Lower. a strongly tectonised volcano-sedimentary complex...wide section (Okay 1981, Fig. 4). Talc and serpentinite outcrops of various sizes mark numerous thrusts in...metasomatism involving topotactic replacement of augite by sodic pyroxene in the volcanic rocks. The metamorphic |
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| Peninsula II Mount's Bay 1 4 III St. Agnes District IV Falmouth Bay V The Lizard Peninsula REFERENCES...Megiliggar Rocks 23 13. Map of the St. Agnes district 26 14. North-south cliff section through the...around Lizard Point 38 20. Vein of rodingite in serpentinite, Enys Head, Cadgwith 40 21. Map of the western...intrusion of Tregonning-Godolphin. Granite also outcrops at Cligga Head, St. Agnes Beacon and St. Michael's...is nowadays only exploited in the St. Austell district and at Lee Moor, further east in Devon. Accounts |
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| Peninsula II Mount’s Bay 15 III St. Agnes District 24 IV Falmouth Bay 29 V_ The Lizard Peninsula...intrusion of Tregonning-Godolphin. Granite also outcrops at Cligga Head, St. Agnes Beacon and St. Michael’s...landscape can be related to uplift and subsidence of the land and to changes in sea-level during the Tertiary...It stands on a small plug of phonolitic lava of lower Cretaceous age, quite unlike any rock exposed on... Take the unpaved road on the left, leading to Lower Bostraze china clay pit (ECC International Ltd) |
 | Luoni, Pietro, Rebay, Gisella, Roda, Manuel, Zanoni, Davide, Spalla, Maria Iole (2021) Tectono-metamorphic evolution of UHP Zermatt-Saas serpentinites: a tool for vertical palaeogeographic restoration. International Geology Review, 63 (10) 1236-1261 doi:10.1080/00206814.2020.1758967 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| pietro.luoni@unimi.it KEYWORDS Ti-humites; serpentinite; subduction modelling; Piemonte Zone; Western...The red star locates the studied area (Créton outcrops) and the red rectangle Figure 1d; (c) cross-section...open folds with sub vertical axial planes. Créton outcrops have been the subject of high-precision structural...REVIEW 5 Figure 2. Form surface maps of two outcrops from Créton, showing a quite complete lithostratigraphy...Luoni et al. 2019). Equiareal Schmidt projections (lower hemisphere) for structures are shown, with number |
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| Mechanisms for the Emplacement of AlpineType Serpentinite .John P. Lockwood 273 A Primary Peridotite...Weekly, v. 70, no. 6, p. 10-17) among others. If I am to avoid extensive repetition, there is little alter¬... Drowned ancient is¬ lands of the Pacific basin: Am. Jour., Sci., v. 244, no. 11, p. 772-791), one un¬...not effect and interpret geological surveys as on land. Thus a limit was set and oceanography took the...and read the work! Though it is negative evidence I am further convinced of the legitimacy of my view on |
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| MANTLE AND LOWER CRUST EXPOSED IN OCEANIC RIDGES AND IN OPHIOLITES Petrology and Structural Geology...listed at the end of this voZume. Mantle and Lower Crust Exposed in Oceanic Ridges and in Ophiolites...Ridges: Implications for Melt Generation and Mantle Outcrops Chan tal Tisseau and Thierry Tonnerre 181 Introduction...study the interaction between uppermost mantle and lower crust. The approach favored here is that of petrological...mutual relationships between uppermost mantle and lower crust are poorly known. In contrast, onshore ophiolites |
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| this lineament (Hyden 1979; Cawood 1986, 1987). Outcrops to the north of the Alpine Fault have been mapped...incomplete, pseudostratigraphy in a few classic outcrops, notably Red Mountain (e.g. Sinton 1980), whereas...sheared serpentinite) in which the ophiolite stratigraphy is highly disrupted (e.g. serpentinite melange)...melange) are placed within the Patuki Melange. Some outcrops of highly sheared and disrupted ophiolitic rocks...Mountain ophiolite (Turnbull 2000). However, such outcrops have marked similarities with the Patuki Melange |
 | Barnes, Jaime D., Beltrando, Marco, Lee, Cin-Ty A., Cisneros, Miguel, Loewy, Staci, Chin, Emily (2014) Geochemistry of Alpine serpentinites from rifting to subduction: A view across paleogeographic domains and metamorphic grade. Chemical Geology, 389. 29-47 doi:10.1016/j.chemgeo.2014.09.012 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| mobility of Pb, Ba, Cs, U, Rb during subduction •Serpentinite-crustal contact is analogous to the slab-mantle...Canavese unit and Punta Rossa Unit). Bulk rock serpentinite samples have high REE RI concentrations, compared...distance to the interface between the sediment and serpentinite. The chemical gradient between the ultramafic...values increase, 37Cl values decrease within the serpentinite with decreasing distance to the contact and...geochemical gradients within the Punta Rossa serpentinite indicates a limited role for externally derived |
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| that included minerals from Corlaer’s Hook on the lower east side of Manhattan. This was a large alluvial...Hill at 41.1 meters above sea level. The area of lower midtown Manhattan is largely buried by glacial and...the Riverdale section of the Bronx. Figure 10 (lower left). Iron-oxide replacement after roots from iron...quartz, and rutile, among others. Serpentinite Serpentinite outcrops in bands and pods along the length...collection residing at the AMNH. Price Charles on land owned by Jacob Hyatt. A map drawn by William M’Neil |
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| the roof of the upper mantle); (iii) widespread outcrops of abyssal gabbros and serpenof the mantle origin...(or alter steeply (possibly due to tectonic its lower part, with its roof sloping rather ively advanced... Ch.1. “VITYAZ” EXPEDITION TO INDIAN OCEAN 214 lower layers are considerably consolidated. The sediments...boundaries but ata level that is approximately 100 m lower thanthat north of the crest, one again encounters...noncarbonate, apparently reflecting the position of the lower limit of carbonate sedimentation (about 4,500—4 |
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| Morocco. T,vo sections through the Dutch coal mining district Cairo-Suez gravity section . . . . . . . Sketch.... . . . . . . . . Sketch map Bou Azzer mining district, Anti-Atlas Three sections through ophiolitic...veils in depths of several thousands of metres. I am especially grateful to the oil industry in Libya...km north of the outcropping Pre-Cambrian. The outcrops in the instructive Hoggar section (up to rooo...late sixties to southern Libya, where excellent outcrops of the Pre-Cambrian are known in the Tibesti area |
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| Sabanilla unit 19 Four Cordillera Real: Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous rocks 22 Amazonic craton 22 Santiago...Moromoro granites 66 Piedras arnphibolites 68 Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous rocks 69 Palenque unit 69 El Oro ophiolitic...history 76 Correlation 76 interpretation 76 Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous history 77 Correlation 77 Interpretation...Guamote terrane rocks 43 9 Serpentinites 46 10 Lower Cretaceous ammonites 49 11 Cretaceous and Cenozoic...Geochemical plots for granitoid rocks 20 Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous rocks and terranes of Ecuador 23 Geochronology |
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| Woodward, Jr., Herman Yaras, and Jack R. Young. i am glad to acknowledge a special debt to Jeffrey Kurtzeinan...Sphene, Augelite, Scheelite, Diopside, Tremolite, Augite, Scapolite, Tugtupite, Hemimorphite, Legrandite...in several areas of this state. In the Helena district, activity centers mainly on the gravel beds of...some gravel is also washed in the Missouri River. Lower right: a handful of sapphires. Photos: P. L. Broughton...then discarded and the procedure repeated for the lower screen in which sapphires of ordinary size are trapped |
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| fomed in bathyal conditions or even conditions of lower part of the shelf. The difference between oceanic...1947, 203 pp (in Russian). 9. Kheraskov a, T.N. Lower Paleozoic siliceous 11 11 , 12 formations of...structure of the oceans by altering the distribution of land and sea and changing the topographic expression...in excess of lOcm/yr, and decreases rapidly for lower runoff valves. Because only the arid regions have...of ·the area of land ( Garrels and Mackenzie, 1971), or more precisely, the area of land draining to the |
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| examples from places where the seafloor is exposed on land. Discovering the Deep is an indispensable reference...spreading 37 2.10 Oceanic crust and mantle on land 49 2.11 Linking ophiolites to oceanic lithosphere...structure of the oceanic crust 3.5.1 Upper crust 3.5.2 Lower crust and Moho transition zone 3.5.3 Upper mantle...SMAR vent fauna 156 159 217 5.1 Volcanoes on land and under the sea 217 5.2 Submarine lavas 218...dikes 271 6.5 Dikes and sheeted dike complexes on land 6.5.1 General form and internal structure of dikes |
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| tungsten-gold and lead-zinc-silver deposits of the Tighza district of Morocco, proposing links to granite-related...polymetallic vein deposits of the Edough-Cap de Fer district of Algeria, including fluid inclusion data that...porphyry–epithermal transition recorded in the Ouixane iron district of Morocco, using new geochronological and fluid...(±gold ±silver) deposits of the famous Bou Azzer district in Morocco, and proposes a long-lived, magmatic-hydrothermal...deposit in the Edough-Cap de Fer polymetallic district of Algeria, suggesting links to a late Miocene |
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| that was progressively overlain by syn-tectonic Lower Miocene conglomerates. Photographs by Josep Anton...opening the Rheic Ocean in the Lower Ordovician, drift of Gondwana from Lower Ordovician to Devonian times...to form Pangea (Variscan orogeny) in the Lower Devonian–Lower Permian interval, xvii xviii Preface...North Atlantic and Biscay oceans (Upper Permian–Lower Cretaceous), – individualization and drift of an...between the Devonian and the Lower Jurassic, Laurasia from then up to the Lower Cretaceous when Iberia became |
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| ...........................................142 Lower Otway Supergroup — Crayfish Group.........................................102 Stratigraphy — lower non‑marine succession....................105 ...........................................274 Land versus sea‑level change...................................................................277 Land salinisation......................................calculated. In the Port Adelaide estuary, significant land subsidence has been recognised as a result of human |
