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Metasomatic origin of the Himalayan banded tourmaline leucogranite
Contributions To Mineralogy and Petrology, 2023Kyle Larson, Brendan Dyck
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Magma contamination in Himalayan leucogranite by metapelite host rocks: insights from chemical and boron isotopic compositions of tourmaline [PDF]
Soviet Economy, 2022 Contamination is a common scenario of intracrustal magmatic processes that may significantly change the compositions of involved anatectic melts. Here, we present major element and B isotope analyses on tourmalines from the Guowu leucogranite and their ...
Lining Cheng, C. Zhang
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Lithos, 2019
Tourmalines occur widely within leucogranites and pegmatites that intrude the leucogranites in the south Tibetan plateau. Morphological and geochemical (elemental and boron-isotopic) studies on these tourmalines are very limited.
, Qichao Zhang
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Tourmalines occur widely within leucogranites and pegmatites that intrude the leucogranites in the south Tibetan plateau. Morphological and geochemical (elemental and boron-isotopic) studies on these tourmalines are very limited.
, Qichao Zhang
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Lithos, 2019
Widespread leucogranites in the Himalayan orogenic belt are thought to have originated by in situ partial melting of the Greater Himalayan Crystalline (GHC) when it underwent high-grade metamorphism during Cenozoic orogenesis.
Jia-Min Wang, Xiao-Chi Liu, Fuyuan Wu
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Widespread leucogranites in the Himalayan orogenic belt are thought to have originated by in situ partial melting of the Greater Himalayan Crystalline (GHC) when it underwent high-grade metamorphism during Cenozoic orogenesis.
Jia-Min Wang, Xiao-Chi Liu, Fuyuan Wu
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Lithos, 2018
The study presents field, petrographic, mineral chemical, bulk-rock geochemical, U–Pb zircon and 40Ar/39Ar amphibole-biotite geochronologic characteristics of the Singelele leucogranite, which constitutes a prominent Neoarchean magmatic event in the Beit
Clarisa Vorster +2 more
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The study presents field, petrographic, mineral chemical, bulk-rock geochemical, U–Pb zircon and 40Ar/39Ar amphibole-biotite geochronologic characteristics of the Singelele leucogranite, which constitutes a prominent Neoarchean magmatic event in the Beit
Clarisa Vorster +2 more
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Tectonic activity along the inner margin of the South Tibetan Detachment constrained by syntectonic leucogranite emplacement in Western Bhutan [PDF]
, 2017 In Western Bhutan Himalayas leucogranite dykes emplaced in sub-vertical hybrid fractures that cut across the high-grade rocks of the upper Greater Himalayan Sequence just below to the South Tibetan Detachment.
C. Montomoli +4 more
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A preliminary study of rare-metal mineralization in the Himalayan leucogranite belts, South Tibet
Science China Earth Sciences, 2017Jia-Min Wang, Lei Yang, Rucheng Wang
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Geochronological and geochemical constraints on the Cuonadong leucogranite, eastern Himalaya
Acta Geochimica, 2018Qiang Wang +2 more
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American Mineralogist, 2022
Beryllium is a critical metal typically concentrated in highly fractionated granitic rocks such as the leucogranites in the Himalaya. Here, we report beryl mineralization that was continuous from the earlier and less-evolved two-mica granite to the ...
Chen Liu +5 more
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Beryllium is a critical metal typically concentrated in highly fractionated granitic rocks such as the leucogranites in the Himalaya. Here, we report beryl mineralization that was continuous from the earlier and less-evolved two-mica granite to the ...
Chen Liu +5 more
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