Journal of Petrology · 1986 · 194 citations · 34 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologyPetrologySedimentologyStratigraphyMetamorphic FaciesMetamorphic MineralsMetamorphic PetrologyMetamorphic RocksPetrographyRock ClassificationEclogite FaciesMafic MagmatismRegional Metamorphic FaciesRegional Metamorphism
The Adula Nappe is a slice of Pre-Mesozoic continental basement affected by Early Alpine (Mesozoic or Lower Tertiary) high-pressure metamorphism. Mineral compositions in mafic rocks containing omphacite -I-garnet + quartz record a continuous regional trend of increasing recrystallization temperatures and pressures that can be ascribed to this regional high-pressure metamorphic event. P-T estimates derived from mineral compositions grade from about 12 kb and 500 C or less in the north of the nappe to more than 20 kb/800 C in the south.
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Bernard E. Leake · Mineralogical Magazine · 1978 · 2.1K citations · Full text
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Eclogites and Eclogites: Their Differences and Similarities
Robert G. Coleman, D. E. LEE, L. B. Beatty et al. · Geological Society of America Bulletin · 1965 · 679 citations