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- W3204687547 abstract "Abstract The South Altyn ultrahigh-pressure (UHP) metamorphic belt is claimed to host the deepest subducted continental crust based on the discovery of former stishovite, and thus can provide unique insights into the tectonic evolution from deep continental subduction and exhumation to arc–backarc extension. In this article, we present detailed studies of petrography, mineral chemistry, phase equilibria modelling and zircon U–Pb dating for three representative samples involving garnet amphibolite (A1531 & A1533) and associated garnet-biotite gneiss (A1534) from the UHP belt. Three phases of metamorphism are inferred for the rocks. The first phase high-pressure (HP)–UHP-type eclogite facies is represented by the mineral assemblages of garnet and phengite inclusions in zircon and garnet cores with the high grossular (XGrs = 0.33–0.34). The Si contents of 3.40–3.53 and 3.24–3.25 p.f.u. in phengite inclusions yield pressure conditions of >1.7–2.3 GPa for A1533 and 2.5–2.55 GPa for A1534 at a fixed temperature of 770°C. The second phase medium-pressure (MP)-type overprinting of garnet amphibolite facies shows P–T conditions of 0.8–1.2 GPa/750–785°C based on the stability fields of corresponding mineral assemblages, the measured isopleths of Ti contents in biotite and amphibole cores, and XGrs in garnet. The third phase low-pressure (LP) type overprinting includes early-stage heating to peak granulite facies followed by cooling towards a late-stage amphibolite facies. The peak granulite facies is represented by the high Ti amphibole mantle, high Zr titanite and the intergrowths of clinopyroxene + ilmenite in A1533 & A1531, with P–T conditions of 800–875°C/0.80–0.95 GPa. The late-stage is defined by the solidus assemblages, giving P–T conditions of 0.5–0.7 GPa/720–805°C. U–Pb geochronology on metamorphic zircons from A1533 and A1534 gives three ages of c. 500 Ma, c. 482 Ma and c. 460 Ma. They are interpreted to represent the HP-UHP, MP and LP types of metamorphism respectively, based on cathodoluminescence (CL) images, mineral inclusions and trace element patterns. Combining the regional geology and metamorphic evolution from the Altyn Orogen, a tectonic model is inferred, including the following tectonic scenarios. The small Altyn Microcontinent (AM) was subducted to great mantle depths with dragging of the surrounding vast oceanic lithosphere to undergo the HP-UHP eclogite facies metamorphism during the early subduction stage (c. 500 Ma) of the Proto-Tethys Ocean. Then, the subducted slabs were exhumed to a thickened crust region to be overprinted by the MP-type assemblages at c. 482 Ma. Finally, an arc–backarc extension was operated within the thickened crust region due to the retreat of subduction zones. It caused evident heating and the LP-type metamorphic overprinting at c. 460 Ma, with a fairly long interval of 30–40 Myr after the HP-UHP metamorphism, distinct from the short interval of <5–10 Myr in the Bohemian Massif." @default.
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- W3204687547 title "Multi-Stage Metamorphism of the South Altyn Ultrahigh-Pressure Metamorphic Belt, West China: Insights into Tectonic Evolution from Continental Subduction to Arc–Backarc Extension" @default.
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