作者: Emma Hart , Craig Storey , Emilie Bruand , Hans-Peter Schertl , Bruce D. Alexander
DOI: 10.1016/J.EPSL.2016.04.035
关键词: Geochemistry 、 Mineralogy 、 Metamorphism 、 Omphacite 、 Coesite 、 Rutile 、 Mineral 、 Metamorphic rock 、 Geology 、 Inclusion (mineral) 、 Titanite
摘要: The ability to accurately constrain the secular record of high- and ultra-high pressure metamorphism on Earth is potentially hampered as these rocks are metastable prone retrogression, particularly during exhumation. Rutile among most widespread best preserved minerals in a hitherto untested approach use mineral inclusions within rutile such conditions. In this study, rutiles from three different ultrahigh-pressure massifs have been investigated for inclusions. shown contain high-pressure omphacite, garnet high silica phengite, well diagnostic minerals, including first reported occurrence exceptionally monomineralic coesite Dora–Maira massif. Chemical comparison inclusion matrix phases show that generally represent peak metamorphic assemblages; although rare prograde titanite, omphacite corundum also identified implying grows continuously burial traps mineralogic evidence evolution. Pressure estimates obtained inclusions, when used conjunction with Zr-in-rutile thermometry, can provide additional constraints conditions host rock. This study demonstrates an excellent repository may profoundly change way we investigate recover events both detrital populations partially retrogressed samples.