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Title: How%20is%20the%20petrography%20affected%20by%20shear%20zones%20in%20the%20Kohistan%20complex?


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How is the petrography affected by shear zones in
the Kohistan complex?
Preliminary report
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
ZURICH
  • Gerold Zeilinger, Laurent Arbaret,
  • Jean-Pierre Burg, Nawaz Chaudhry,
  • Hamid Dawood Shahid Hussain

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Overview
  • Petrological analysis of shear zones to document
    the dynamics of intra arc deformation in the
    bottom parts of the Kohistan Complex
  • Granulitic gabbro (upper level of Jijal-Complex)
  • Sarangar gabbro (lower level of Kamila shear zone)

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Granulitic gabbro at site 13/01/01
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Sarangar gabbro at site 16/01/01
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13/01/01 P1
Granulitic gabbro (13/01/01)
13/01/01 P2
3 cm
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Samples
  • Granulitic gabbro (13/01/01)
  • Plagioclase, clinopyroxene, garnet, amphibole,
    quartz and rutile.
  • mylonitic zone
  • Decrease in amount of pyroxene and increase of
    amphibole and quartz. Garnet is porphyroclastic
    in the very fine grained matrix (0.3mm), partly
    rotated and fractured with new grown amphibole
    inside these fractures.
  • undeformed part
  • Granoblastic texture. Pyroxene is hypidioblastic
    with lobate to symplectitic contacts with
    plagioclase. Garnets are poikiloblastic,
    intergrown with plagioclase, quartz and
    amphibole.

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Sarangar gabbro (16/01/01)
3 cm
16/01/01 P1
16/01/01 P3
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Samples
  • Sarangar gabbro (16/01/01)
  • Amphibole, clino- and orthopyroxene, plagioclase,
    garnet, epidote, ilmenite and quartz.
  • mylonitic zone
  • Amphiboles underline the fabric in the shear zone
    and are cut by small quartz veins. Poikiloblastic
    garnet occurs infrequently. Porphyroclasts (2
    mm) are plagioclase and quartz.
  • undeformed part
  • Orthopyroxene is idioblastic close to the
    mylonitic zone whereas farther away it rims the
    clinopyroxene. This rim shows symplectitic
    intergrowth with a second rim comprised of
    greenish hornblende.

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Method
  • Electron Microprobe analysis
  • Cameca SX50 (University of Bern)
  • Geobarometry with Al (tot) in hornblende
  • Hollister et al. 1987
  • Hammarstrom and Zen 1986
  • Schmidt 1992
  • Geothermometry
  • hornblende - plagioclase
  • Holland and Blundy 1994
  • garnet - clinopyroxene
  • P Eckert et al. 1991, Perkins et al. 1981
  • T Krogh 1988, Ellis and Green 1979, Pattison and
    Newton 1989

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Plagioclase
Orthoclase
KAlSi3O8
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NaAlSi3O8
CaAl2Si2O8
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Clinopyroxene
Ca2Si2O6(Wo)
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Diopside
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Pigeonite
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Clinoenstatite
Clinoferrosilite
Fe2Si2O6(Fs)
Mg2Si2O6(En)
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Ortho- pyroxene
Ca2Si2O6(Wo)
Ferrosilite
Enstatite
Mg2Si2O6(En)
Fe2Si2O6(Fs)
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Pa
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Edenite
Paragasite
Amphibole
(Na K) A
0.5
Tschermakite
Tremolite
Hornblende
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Garnet
Almandine Spessartine
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1 eclogites 2 granulites 3 amphibolites 4 epidote
amphiboles (after Dobretsov et al., 1972)
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Pyrope
Grossular Andradite
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Results
  • Plagioclase
  • Andesine in both mylonitic zones
  • Labradorite in the Sarangar gabbro
  • Oligoclase to Andesine in the Granulitic gabbro
  • Pyroxene
  • Diopside in the Granulitic gabbro
  • Enstatite - Ferrosilite in the Sarangar gabbro

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Results
  • Amphibole
  • Granulitic gabbro Hornblende (undef. zone) to
    Tschermakite/Paragasite (myl. zone)
  • Sarangar gabbro Hornblende to Tschermakite
    (undef. zone) and Tschermakite (myl. zone)
  • Garnet
  • Almandine-Pyrope in Granulitic gabbro
  • Almandine rich garnet in mylonitic zone and
    Grossular in Sarangar gabbro

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Granulitic gabbro
mylonitic zone
undeformed part
1.6
1.6
gt-cpx barometer
1.4
1.4
1.2
1.2
1.0
1.0
r
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P in GPa
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0.4
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0.2
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2.00
2.50
3.00
3.50
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1.00
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2.00
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Al (tot) in hornblende
Al (tot) in hornblende
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Sarangar gabbro
mylonitic zone
undeformed part
1.6
1.6
1.4
1.4
1.2
1.2
1.0
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P in GPa

0.8
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0.6
0.6
0.4
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0.2
0.2
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3.50
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Al (tot) in hornblende
Al (tot) in hornblende
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Results
  • Hornblende - plagioclase thermometer
  • Granulitic gabbro mylonitic zone 700 - 750 C
  • Sarangar gabbro mylonitic zone 740 - 770 C
  • Sarangar gabbro undeformed part 750 - 850 C
  • Garnet - clinopyroxene barothermometer
  • Granulitic gabbro undeformed part 1.2 - 1.55 GPa,
    750-930 C

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Results
  • Al (tot) - hornblende barometer
  • Granulitic gabbro mylonitic zone 0.9 - 1.2 GPa
  • Granulitic gabbro undeformed part ? 1.25 - 1.4
    GPa (0.6 , 0.3)
  • Sarangar gabbro mylonitic zone 1.05 - 1.25 GPa
  • Sarangar gabbro undeformed part 1.2 -1.6 GPa
    (0.9 , 0.2)

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Interpretation
  • Shearing under lower amphibolite facies in both,
    the Granulitic and Sarangar gabbro.

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P in GPa
Temperature in C
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Acknowledgements
  • Supported by the Swiss National Science
    Foundation (grant 20-49372.96)
  • Special thanks to Dr. Edwin Gnos (University of
    Bern) for his support during microprobe analysis
    and Prof. Jacques Martignole for helpful comments

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