Geological Magazine · 1969 · 21 citations · 6 references
Materials ScienceSyntectonic GarnetsEngineeringStructural GeologyGarnet GrowthApplied PhysicsMetamorphic PetrologyEconomic GeologyGeologyMetamorphismGeochemistrySummary Inclusion TexturesExperimental PetrologyIgneous PetrologyPetrologySyntectonic GrowthMetamorphic ProcessTectonics
SUMMARY Inclusion textures within garnets are often used to demonstrate the relationship in time between garnet growth and deformation. The evidence for syntectonic growth is discussed, and it is shown that several thin sections are required before an accurate interpretation can be made. The patterns predicted by Powell & Treagus (1967) are matched with natural examples, and a mechanism for the aevelopment of these fabrics is suggested.
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The Geometry and Mechanics of Formation of "Similar" Type Folds
John G. Ramsay · The Journal of Geology · 1962 · 251 citations
Engineering, Geometry, Geomorphology +22
The Origin and Significance of Snowball Structure in Garnet
Alan Spry · Journal of Petrology · 1963 · 82 citations