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• W2074650057 abstract "The trace elements of high-Mg carbonatitic high-density fluids (HDFs) trapped in six fibrous diamonds from Siberia exhibit patterns that are highly similar to those of Group I kimberlites, but are slightly more fractionated. The patterns of both are similar to the average pattern of post-Archaean xenoliths from the sub-continental lithospheric mantle (SCLM). The Siberian high-Mg carbonatitic HDFs are highly enriched in incompatible elements and have compositions comparable to those of high-Mg HDFs from Kankan, Guinea. However, in detail the latter show depletion of K, Rb, Cs, Nb and Ta and enrichment in Ba, Th, U and LREE relative to the Siberian HDFs. These differences correspond closely to those between the patterns of Group II and Group I kimberlites, respectively. Mixing, fractionation and melting were explored as possible scenarios to explain these similarities and to constrain the possible genetic relationships between HDFs, kimberlites and the SCLM. Addition of 2.5% of Group I kimberlitic magma or 0.5% of the Udachnaya high-Mg HDFs to a depleted peridotite closely reproduces the post-Archaean SCLM pattern. The formation of high-Mg HDFs through fractionation of kimberlitic magma calls for 80% crystallization of olivine, clinopyroxene, garnet, carbonate and ilmenite. However, mismatches in K, Rb, Y and Ho abundances, and absence of the postulated fractionating minerals as inclusions suggest other petrogenetic scenarios are more likely. High-Mg HDFs and kimberlites can be produced by melting of a common source. The pattern of the calculated source for Siberian HDF and Group I kimberlites resembles that of average post-Archean, rather than Archean, SCLM. Batch melting of such a source can produce high-Mg HDFs at 0.5% partial melting and Group I kimberlites at ~ 2%. Kankan HDFs and Group II kimberlites can be produced by 0.1 and 0.8% melting of average Archaean SCLM that carries phlogopite ± Fe–Ti oxides. The close correspondence between the trace-element composition of surface kimberlites and HDFs that were trapped at depth indicates that kimberlitic melts do not change their incompatible trace element contents much on their way to the surface (except for a possible loss of alkalis). The new data on the HDFs suggest a close genetic relation between high-Mg carbonatitic HDFs and kimberlites and reveals the similarity of the trace element of both to that of the post-Archaean SCLM. This similarity may reflect the interaction of such melts with the lithospheric keel, its melting to produce HDF and/or kimberlites or melting of deeper sources that led to formation of HDFs and kimberlite and to widespread metasomatism of the SCLM." @default.
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• W2074650057 title "High-Mg carbonatitic melts in diamonds, kimberlites and the sub-continental lithosphere" @default.
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