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Sea Floor of the Marine Protected Area of the Asinara Island (Sardinia, Italy) [PDF]

open access: yes, 2022
De Luca, Mario   +7 more
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The Atlas‑East Variscan ‑Elbe shear system and its role in the formation of the pull‑apart Late Palaeozoic basins [PDF]

open access: yes, 2020
Federico, Mantovani   +4 more
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Geochronological constraints on post-collisional shear belt in the Variscides of Sardinia, Italy [PDF]

open access: yes, 2012
Carosi, Rodolfo   +3 more
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Genesis of a Variscan batholith: Field, petrological and mineralogical evidence from the Corsica-Sardinia batholith

Tectonophysics, 1991
Abstract The genesis of the Corsica-Sardinia batholith (CSB) can be explained in a continental collision setting. During the time of construction of the batholith, which is dated at about 70 Ma, three magmatic associations were emplaced: Mg-K calc-alkaline (U1), composite (mafic-silicic) calc-alkaline (U2) and post-collisional alkaline (U3).
Philippe Rossi, Alain Cocherie
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Emplacement of the Arzachena Pluton (Corsica–Sardinia Batholith) and the geodynamics of incoming Pangaea

Tectonophysics, 2012
The assembly of the Corsica-Sardinia Batholith (C-SB) coincides with final shaping of the Variscan belt and represents a key structure to unravel the feedbacks between partial melting, rheology and the evolution of collisional orogens. This paper presents a model for the genesis of the Arzachena pluton (AZN), one of the major calc-alkaline massifs of ...
L. Casini   +4 more
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A MATLAB-derived software (geothermMOD1.2) for one-dimensional thermal modeling, and its application to the Corsica-Sardinia batholith

Computers & Geosciences, 2012
Determination of the thermal state of the crust is of fundamental importance to understand the feedbacks between tectonics, rheology and metamorphism. The most important parameters controlling the variation of temperature with depth in the crust are the heat flow across the Moho, the thermal conductivity and the vertical distribution of heat-producing ...
leonardo casini
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Petrographic, Physical–Mechanical and Radiological Characterisation of the Rosa Beta Granite (Corsica-Sardinia Batholith)

2014
Sardinian granites are widely used as tiles, flooring, in columns, or within other architectural elements. The Rosa Beta granite is the most commonly traded variety of these granites and is used worldwide. The aim of this paper is to provide a thorough characterisation of the mineralogy, petrology, physical–mechanical properties and radiological ...
Cuccuru, S., Puccini, A.
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