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• W2963511904 abstract "Field, petrographic, lithogeochemical, LA-ICP-MS in situ U-Pb zircon geochronology, and Nd and Sr isotopic data were used to determine the geologic evolution, timing of volcanism and tectonic setting of the Mundo Novo greenstone belt (MNGB) including nearby units, such as the basement and younger granitic rocks in the eastern São Francisco Craton (NE Brazil). The basement of the greenstone belt corresponds to the Gavião Block, which comprises tonalite-trondhjemite-granodiorite orthogneisses, migmatites and subordinate metarhyolites and metagranites. The MNGB is divided into three lithological sequences: (i) the lowermost unit is composed of metakomatiites; (ii) the middle unit is composed mainly of metabasalts, metadacites and metasedimentary chemical rocks; and (iii) the uppermost unit is composed of metasedimentary siliciclastic rocks. Additionally, two Rhyacian-Orosirian granitic plutons occur in the area, the Areia Branca and Jequitibá metagranites. U-Pb zircon data from the Miguel Calmon and Fazenda Coqueiro metagranites in the Gavião Block yield crystallization ages of 3355 ± 16 Ma and 3227 ± 23 Ma, respectively, and both metagranites were derived from the lower continental crust based on low 87Sr/86Sri values (0.699 and 0.705, respectively) and negative values of ƐNd(t) (−3.7 and −3.6, respectively). The 2595 ± 21 Ma U-Pb zircon crystallization age of the metadacites allowed the determination of the timing of volcanism in the middle sequence of the MNGB. The 2106 ± 71 Ma and 1975 ± 36 Ma U-Pb zircon crystallization ages for the Areia Branca and Jequitibá metagranites, respectively, which are both interpreted as derived from crustal protoliths based on high 87Sr/86Sri values (0.744 and 0.730, respectively) and negative values of ƐNd(t) (−7.7 and −6.5, respectively), record a Rhyacian-Orosirian tectonothermal event that affected the MNGB and the adjoining region. The whole-rock geochemical data in tectonic discrimination and multielement diagrams show that the volcanic rocks of the MNGB formed in island arc and back-arc basin settings related to the oceanic crust. Therefore, the following five stages are proposed for the tectonic evolution of the study region: stages (i) and (ii) were characterized by the establishment of the TTG basement by 3.35 Ga, when the Miguel Calmon granite was consolidated, followed by a rifting that formed the rhyolites, and subsequent granite formations occurred at 3.22 Ga (Fazenda Coqueiro granite formation), followed by the abort of the rift and a closure event. The volcanism during stage (iii) at 2.59 Ga in the MNGB occurred in island arc and back-arc basins in the oceanic crust between Archean cratonic blocks, and stages (iv) and (v) between 2.10 Ga and 1.97 Ga represent two stages of a progressive collision event in which the oceanic crust was compressed between the Gavião, Mairi, Jequié and Serrinha blocks and the Itabuna-Salvador-Curaçá Belt from the eastern part of the São Francisco Craton. The collisional event of stages (iv) and (v) was coeval with the Rhyacian-Orosirian formation of granites and basins such as that where the uppermost siliciclastic sequence of the MNGB was deposited." @default.
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• W2963511904 title "Tectonic evolution of the Neoarchean Mundo Novo greenstone belt, eastern São Francisco Craton, NE Brazil: Petrology, U-Pb geochronology, and Nd and Sr isotopic constraints" @default.
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