Metamorphic Petrology: Mineralogical, Field, and Tectonic Aspects |
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Metamorphism and Metamorphic Rocks I | 1 |
Metamorphic Facies and the Concept of Metamorphic Rocks as Systems in Stable Equilibrium | 48 |
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actinolite albite almandine Alpine Alps amphibolite facies andalusite anthophyllite aragonite Archaean aureole basaltic belt biotite blueschist facies calcite calibration chemical chlorite CO₂ coexisting components composition contact metamorphism Coombs cordierite crystallization curve Dalradian depth developed diagram diopside dolomite domains eclogite epidote equilibrium Eskola experimental facies series forsterite Fyfe garnet Geol geothermal glaucophane gneisses grade gradient granitic plutons granulite granulite facies greenschist facies H₂O Haast Schist high-grade hornblende hornfelses igneous intrusion isograd jadeite K-feldspar kyanite lawsonite low-grade magma mapped meta metabasalts metagraywackes metamorphic rocks metapelites migmatite mineral assemblages mineralogical morphic muscovite paragenesis pattern pelitic pelitic assemblages plagioclase plutons postmetamorphic prehnite-pumpellyite prograde pumpellyite pumpellyite-actinolite pyroxene quartz range reaction regime regional metamorphism relations scale schists sediments sequence silicates sillimanite SiO2 stability field staurolite stilpnomelane subfacies talc tectonic temperature and pressure terrane textural thermal thermodynamic transition tremolite Turner univariant wollastonite Zealand zeolite zone