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• W1974062998 abstract "The 1.44 Ga old Oak Creek batholith is a composite suite of foliated granitoid intrusions consisting of two main facies: (1) a porphyritic facies ranging from quartz monzonite to monzogranite and (2) a medium-grained leucogranite. The porphyritic facies comprises most of the batholith and is distinctly rich in feldspar. The medium-grained facies is more silica rich, and it occurs as small, irregular bodies within the porphyritic facies. Occurring 20 km to the west, the West McCoy Gulch stock is a 1.46 Ga, unfoliated pluton that is similar to the medium-grained facies at Oak Creek. Based on several independent thermobarometers, the batholith is estimated to have been emplaced at 11 to 14 km (3 to 4 kbar). Near liquidus temperatures were at 880±60°C and, for more evolved members, solidus temperatures were 650±20°C. The estimated oxygen fugacity (at 2 log units above QFM) is typical of other magnetite series granites. Compared to most granites, these granites contain high FeMg ratios, high K and REE concentration, and low Mg and Ca concentrations. The least differentiated portions of the medium-grained facies at Oak Creek and the West McCoy Gulch pluton could have formed by 20–30% aggregate melting of calc-alkaline tonalite to granodiorite. Other models, including derivation from melt-depleted granulite are precluded. The porphyritic facies at Oak Creek has large variations in elements that concentrate both in mafic minerals (Fe, Mg, Ti, Cr, and Sc) and feldspars (Ba, Sr), and these elements from fairly linear plots in Harker diagrams. Element modeling combined with the field evidence suggests that this unit formed by variable unmixing of magmatic cumulate crystals and evolving liquid. The medium-grained facies is interpreted as being a more evolved melt derived from the crystal-rich porphyritic facies. The West McCoy Gulch pluton could have formed in a similar manner to the medium-grained facies by crystal fractionation from a non-exposed parent. Cumulate-evolved melt unmixing may be a predominately mid-crustal phenomenon. Most A-type granites are homogeneous, shallow intrusions but may represent fractionated liquids derived from crystal-rich fractions such as that exposed in the Oak Creek batholith." @default.
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• W1974062998 title "Petrogenesis of Mesoproterozoic Oak Creek and West McCoy Gulch plutons, Colorado: an example of cumulate unmixing of a mid-crustal, two mica granite anorogenic affinity" @default.
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