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17" J OHAN, Z., DUNLOP, H., Le BEL, t ., ROBERT, J . L. & VDLFINGER. M . 1983 . Origin of chromite depos its in ophiolite comple xes: evidence for a vcietue and sodium-rich reduc ing flu id phase. Fort schritt e der Mine ra logie . 6 1, 105·107 , J UTEAU, T.• EANEWEIN, M . REUBER, I., WHI TECHUACH. H. & DAHL, R. 1988. Duality of magmatism in the plutonic sequence of the Suma il Nappe. Oman. Tect onophysics. 151 , 107- 135 . KARSON. J . A . 1977. The geology of the northern l ewis Hills, weste rn Newf oundland . Unpublished Ph.D. thesis , State Univers itY of New York at Albany, 4 74 p. KARSON, J . A . 1979. Geology of the Lewis Hills Massif , w estern Newfoundland . Geolog ical Survey of Canada . Open File Map and Report 628 ,21 p. KARSON, J . A . 1984 . Variations in structure and petrology in the Coastal Complex. Newfoundland: anatomy of an ocean ic fracture zone . In: GASS, I. G., LIPPARD, S. J . & SHELTON, A. W . leds.l . Oph iolites and Oceanic lithosphere. Geological Society of London Special Publica tio n 13. Blackwell, Oxfo rd. 131-144. KARSON, J . A . & DEWEY, J . F. 19 78. Coasta l Complex, weste rn Newfoundland: an Early Ordovic ian ocean ic fracture zone. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 89, 103 7·1 04 9. KARSON , J . A ., ELTHO N. D. r , & DelONG, S. E. 1983 . Ultr amafic intrusions in the l ew is Hills Massif . Bay of Islands Ophiolite Complex, Newfoundland ; implica tions for igneo us processes at oceanic fracture zones. Geological Society of America Bulletin , 94 , 15-29. KAY , R. W. & SENECHAL. R. G. 19 76 . The rare earth geochemistry of the Troodos Ophiolit e Comp lelC. Journa l of Geophysical Researc h, 81 , 964 9 70 . KEAYS, A. R. & DAVISON, R. M. 19"/6 . Palladium , iridium and gold in the ores and host roc ks of niCkel sulfide deposi ts in Weste rn Australia . Economic Geology , 7 1. 121 4· 12 28.
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FRONTISPIECE Dawn breaks over base
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ABSTRACT An extremely hete rogen eo
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS It gives me greal
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eceived from the Tirnotnv Jefferson
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I .S AREA OF STUDY 1.5 .1 Reg ional
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5 .5 .2 Rare earth elements 5 .5 .3
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TABLE A3 .4 . Amphibo le analyses T
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FIGU RE 2.8. DiseQuilibriu m te x t
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FIGURE 3.2 . Compo sitiona l variat
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km kV 1 L, LAL LAL PP LOO LAEE m Ma
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1.1 GEN ERA L STAT EMENT Chapte r 1
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U pper ma ntle matenal is described
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process is convnonly accompanied by
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{W ilshire, 19841. Th e second type
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1.4 OBJEC TIV ES A ND AP PROAC H Th
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[Matlinson, 197 5; Jenner 1111.•
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and clinopyroxene plot in t .......
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perp end icula r to thei r fo liati
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cnnccvrcxeoe (Fig. 2.41. A rela ti
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(Fig. 2.101. C,·spinel (:5 4 mml i
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margi ns have been identified. Clin
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amph Ibole has replac ed. Tabular g
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clinop y roxen e or Ca-amphibole an
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with.!l w eak renee fab riC iFig. 2
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olivi ne and C ' ·spinel. Oliv ine
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wh ich clino py roxenil e precip it
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2 .4 HIGH ·A! PERIDOTITES, PYROXEN
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2.4 .2 HAL WehMite, Olivine Cfinopy
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2.4.2b Petrography 53 The feature s
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pressures of 8 kbar It l 100· 1300
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obse rved in l ones of int eract iO
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8 spreading env ironment, teencs of
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2.5 .3 The Importance of Thrusting
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3.2 MINERAL CHEMISTRY Unless stated
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composit ion from low Crl , high M
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are signif iCantly more altered t h
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3 .2.7 Summary M ineral chemistry,
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3.3.2 Rat. Earth elem.nts Abso lute
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pa tt erns. No su lphide is obs erv
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3.4.3 Plat inum Gr oup Element s 88
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y Duncan an d Green t 198 71. Many
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Cr-spineland silic ate phases . or
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Sig nificant var iations are ...pec
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!U al. ( 1 9 82), residua l d un it
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10 1 a hydrous magma with abundance
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104 melt ing . Alternativ e ly . !l
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106 Dunca n and Green 119871 demo n
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3 . ' 1 SUMMARY 110 Three partial m
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Chapter 4 CHEMISTRY AND PETROGENESI
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11 6 pres ented in this sect ion .
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119 A no ther Strik ing feature of
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122 of cunoov rcxene bef ore plag i
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Page 180 and 181: Chapter 6 SUMMARY 6.1 CONCLUSION S
Page 182 and 183: 156 that had previously fractionate
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Page 186 and 187: 160 ARCHIBALD . O. A. & FARRAR. E.
Page 188 and 189: 162 BeUClER, F. 1978. Struc ture an
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Page 196 and 197: 170 FOX , P. J ., DETRICK, R. S. &
Page 199 and 200: 173 HERTOGEN. J ., JA NSSENS, M .-J
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Page 208 and 209: ,.2 McCULLOC H, M. T . & CAMERON, W
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Page 218 and 219: '.2 SHIGA. Y. 19 87. Behaviou r o f
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Page 223: 19 7 W ILLIAMS . H . 19 79 . A ppal
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1a 5 / / / LALPP: Harzburqrte and !
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TABLE A3 .4. Amphib ole e naivses T
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FIGURE 2.8 . Disequilibrium texture
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FIGURE 4 .1. Com posit ion al varia
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FIGU RE 1.4 . Genera lized geologic
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FIGURE 2. 1. Geological map of the
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FIGURE 2.4. Bands of serpentinized
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FIGURE 2.6 . Impregnated orthopyrox
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14 FIGURE 2.8 . Disequilibrium text
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FIGURE 2. 10. Grain of Ca-amphibole
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FIGURE 2.12. Multiple F 1 folds in
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FIGURE 2.15. Thin bands of Cr-spine
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FIGURE 2.17. Embayment of ol ivine
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FIGURE 2.19 . Tremolite (blue, purp
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FIGURE 2.22. Irregular grain bounda
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FIGURE 2.24. Clinopyroxene (deep or
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FIGURE 2.26. Vein of LAL elino pyro
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FIGURE 2.28 . Cr-spinel host ing in
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FIGURE 2.31 . Enclaves of type I or
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FIGURE 2 .33 . (a) Sieve texture in
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FIGURE 2.35. Band of fine grained A
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FIGURE 2 .37. Protrusion of AI-spin
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44 FIGURE 2.38. AI-spinel contai ni
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FIGURE 2.40. HAL wehrlite (top left
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FIGURE 2.42. Dunit ic portion of a
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FIGU RE 2.45. Large poikilitic grai
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53 FIGURE 2 .4 7. Irregular HA L c
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FIGURE 2.49 . Assemblage of HA L ol
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67 FIGUR E 3 .6 . cnonente-oormanee
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'"\ M, _ 81 FIGURE 4 .7 . Compositi
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