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- W4313681125 abstract "Electron backscattered diffraction (EBSD) and crystallographic preferred orientations (CPO) studies on Himalayan high- and ultrahigh-pressure eclogites are reported. Subduction-related peak eclogite facies (omphacite, garnet, quartz, rutile) and exhumation-related post-eclogite facies (hornblende, epidote, titanite) minerals were investigated to understand subduction and exhumation-related deformation regimes. Petrographic features from the studied eclogite samples show preferably shape-oriented omphacites coexisting with random to weakly shape-oriented garnets, and overgrown by hornblende and symplectites. Quartz grains are also randomly shape-oriented in the eclogite matrix whereas epidote grains display shape-preferred orientations. Based on EBSD data, an L-type CPO was dominant in omphacites in the studied eclogites, exhibited by the maximum density of [001] axes parallel to the lineation and the high density of poles to the (010) and (110) planes forming girdles perpendicular to the foliation. This CPO likely developed in a constrictional strain regime during the peak eclogite-facies conditions due to dislocation creep and is associated with an intra-crystalline (110) [001] and (110) <110> slip systems. EBSD data of garnets exhibit complex fabric, suggesting they most likely behaved like rigid objects in the presence of omphacite, indicating insignificant plastic deformation. EBSD data of quartz in high-pressure eclogites show irregular CPO but in ultrahigh-pressure eclogites the fabric is relatively strong. EBSD data of rutile show CPO of [001] axes strongly aligned along the lineation, suggesting its deformation was coeval to the omphacite. Titanite, mainly overgrown around rutile, indicates a random CPO different from rutile, suggesting its growth during late-stages. Hornblende in both types of eclogites shows identical fabric to that of omphacite, displaying CPO of [001] axes parallel to the lineation and poles of (010) and (110) planes form girdles perpendicular to the foliation, suggesting topotactic replacement over omphacite during exhumation. The EBSD data, combined with textural features, indicate syn-deformation peak metamorphism as well as preserve records of subsequent exhumation." @default.
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- W4313681125 title "Crystallographic preferred orientations and microtexture of the Himalayan eclogites revealing records of syn-deformation peak metamorphic stage and subsequent exhumation" @default.
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