High-temperature, low-pressure tectono-thermal evolution of the Irumide Belt, central, Southern Africa: Lithosphere delamination during arc-accretion.

作者: F. Tembo , S. P. Johnson , S. Nkemba , B. De Waele

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摘要: [1] The Irumide belt forms a narrow, northeast oriented region of deformed granitic basement, overlain by supracrustal sequence and intruded widespread granitoids, stretching from central Zambia to the Zambia-Tanzania border into northern Malawi (Fig. 1). To south southeast, Permo-Triassic Karoo grabens subdivide Belt two parts; (

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