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FORMING THE WORLDS LARGEST KYANITE MINE: EFFECTS OF PROTOLITH AND FLUIDS

Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2023
Ethan Watson   +10 more
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Protoliths of the basement rocks in the Orobic area (Central Alps)

2002
The studied portion of the Orobic crystalline basement (Southern Alps) is located south of Morbegno and close to the eastern shore of Lake Como (Dervio Olgiasca Zone: DOZ). It is traditionally divided from east to west in three units: Scisti di Edolo, Filladi di Ambria and Gneiss di Morbegno. It mainly consists of pelitic to psammitic metasiliciclastic
Caironi, V   +2 more
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Protoliths of the 3.8–3.7 Ga Isua greenstone belt—comment

Precambrian Research, 2002
C.R.L Friend, A.P Nutman, V.C Bennett
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The protolith of the Cenerigneiss (Serie dei Laghi - NW Italy) and its paleogeographic significance

2008
The Cenerigneiss, the main component of the Strona Ceneri Zone (Serie dei Laghi - Southern Alps), is a medium- to coarse-grained gneiss with Variscan metamorphism, composed by Qtz+Bt+Pl+Kfs+Ms+Ky+Grt. The Cenerigneiss is associated and marginally interfingered with fine-grained paragneisses (Gneiss Minuti), with similar mineral composition (except for ...
M. Bergomi   +3 more
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