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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Symplectite"”.

  1. The mineralogical deportment of radionuclides in South Australian Ca-Au-(U) ores

    … remobilization and overprinting. Characteristic symplectite textures involving clausthalite and host Cu-(Fe)-sulphides are indicative of formation via reaction between Se that pre-existed in solid solution within Cu-(Fe)-sulphides and migrating Pb. Observed superstructuring of clausthalite …

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  2. Metamorphic P-T Path and Multiple Fluid Events During Burial and Exhumation of the Tso Morari UHP Terrane, NW Himalaya

    … °C, at the expense of omphacite and talc), and symplectite association (~8.7 kbar and ~625 °C) in the eclogite matrix without external fluid supply. Fluid Event 3 was determined through modelling the amphibolitization of eclogites with external fluid infiltration at ~9.0–12.5 kbar and ~608 °C. …

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  3. Metamorphic evolution of ultrahigh-temperature granulite facies and upper amphibolite facies rocks of the Epupa Complex, NW Namibia

    … decompression is recorded by several corona and symplectite textures, formed at the expense of the peak-metamorphic phases: Initial UHT decompression of about ca. 2 kbar to 940 +/- 60°C at 8 +/- 2 kbar is mainly evident from the formation of sapphirine-bearing symplectites in the Opx-Sil …

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  4. Deformation Mechanisms and Strain Localization in the Mafic Continental Lower Crust

    The rheology and strength of the lower crust play a key role in lithosphere dynamics, influencing the orogenic cycle and how plate tectonics work. Despite their geological importance, the processes that cause weakening of the lower crust and strain localization are still poorly understood. Through …

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