Termobarometría Opx-Cpx aplicada al conocimiento de las condiciones de formación de las rocas ultramáficas de Vivero (Lugo, noroeste de España)
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Pyroxenes, thermometers, barometers, cortlandtites, granites.Abstract
Several two-pyroxene thermometers and barometers have been used to determine the genetic conditions of ultramafic rocks associated to calc-alkalic granites that outcrop in the Vivero Massif (Lugo, NW of Spain). These ultramafic rocks, some of which are similar to cortlandtites, have an amphibole being the most abundant phase, together with olivino, pyroxenes and phlogopite. They have been differentiated in peridotites, pyroxenites and hornblendites. Some dioritic mafic rocks are also present. Their emplacement, simultaneous with that of the granites, was made following a shear zone related to the Mondoñedo nappe and resulted in Penetrative deformationof the whole complex Temperatures obtained with different methods are quite uniform with an average value of 938º C, and a pressure of about 3 Kbars. The results of the different thermometers are compared, as well as their petrological and regional significance.
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1985-12-30
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Galán, G. (1985). Termobarometría Opx-Cpx aplicada al conocimiento de las condiciones de formación de las rocas ultramáficas de Vivero (Lugo, noroeste de España). Estudios Geológicos, 41(5-6), 289–300. https://doi.org/10.3989/egeol.85415-6712
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