The Kiglapait layered intrusion, Labrador:
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Autor: Morse, Stearns A
Jahr: 1969
Contents
Page
Abstract ................................................................................................................................1
Introduction and geologic setting........................................................................................3
Introduction ......................................................................................................................5
General statement........................................................................................................5
Plan of paper................................................................................................................6
Previous work ..............................................................................................................6
History of current investigation..................................................................................7
Work in progress..........................................................................................................7
Place names..................................................................................................................8
Geologic setting................................................................................................................9
Location and name......................................................................................................9
Geologic column..........................................................................................................9
Older country rocks....................................................................................................9
Gneisses and migmatites; peridotite ......................................................................9
Snyder group............................................................................................................13
Contact and basal conglomerate ........................................................................13
Gray breccia ........................................................................................................14
Spotted quartzite ..................................................................................................15
Aluminous gneisses..............................................................................................15
Metamorphism......................................................................................................15
Age ........................................................................................................................15
Anorthosite ..............................................................................................................15
Classification ........................................................................................................16
Composition ........................................................................................................17
Younger intrusive rocks..............................................................................................17
Intermediate rocks ..................................................................................................17
Age........................................................................................................................18
Origin ....................................................................................................................19
Alaskite ....................................................................................................................19
Topaz Point rocks....................................................................................................20
Manvers granite ......................................................................................................21
Field relations ......................................................................................................21
Mineralogy ..........................................................................................................21
Petrography; discussion ......................................................................................22
Age........................................................................................................................23
Basic dikes................................................................................................................24
Older metadiabase ..............................................................................................24
Younger dolerite and diabase ............................................................................24
The Kiglapait Intrusion ......................................................................................................27
Field relations ..................................................................................................................29
Introduction ..................................................................................................................29
Form and general interpretation................................................................................29
The floor ......................................................................................................................32
External contacts and xenoliths......................................... 32
North and west edges............................................... 32
Southwest extent of Border Zone ..................................... 33
Contact against anorthosite.......................................... 34
Hare Point........................................................ 34
Eastern contact.................................................... 36
Loafhead Island ................................................. 36
Mainland ....................................................... 36
Topaz Point..................................................... 37
Discussion ...................................................... 37
Chill ............................................................. 39
Discussion ........................................................ 39
The Roof........................................................... 40
Central area and Upper Border Zone.................................. 40
Discussion ...................................................... 41
Mary Lake roof pendant............................................ 42
Marginal Border Zones ............................................... 43
Transgressive contacts .............................................. 43
Upper contact against Lower Zone troctolite............................ 43
Discussion ........................................................ 44
Stratigraphy of the Layered Series...................................... 45
Lower Zone....................................................... 45
Lower Zone ..................................................... 45
Discussion .................................................... 45
Upper Zone ....................................................... 46
Upper Zone b ................................................... 47
Other subzones .................................................. 47
Whalear Lake transgressive zone (x) .................................. 48
Origin .......................................................... 48
Fine-grained facies of Upper Zone (y)................................. 48
Origin .......................................................... 49
Lenses and segregations............................................... 50
Gabbroic lenses.................................................... 51
Discussion ...................................................... 51
Anorthosite lenses.................................................. 51
Discussion ...................................................... 52
Pyroxenite and saxonite lenses ....................................... 52
Discussion ...................................................... 53
Structure ............................................................. 57
Radial ridges in the floor.............................................. 57
Border Zones ........................................................ 58
Layered Series ....................................................... 58
Layering ......................................................... 58
Description ..................................................... 58
Centimeter-scale layering ........................................ 59
Graded layering ............................................... 60
Anastamosed layering .......................................... 60
Disturbed layering ............................................. 60.
Discussion .................................................. 61
Thickness of mush ............................................. 62
Megascopic current indicators.................................... 62
Fabric ........................................................... 63
Lamination ..................................................... 63
Olivine lineation ................................................. 63
Attitude of layering................................................. 64
Origin of dips ................................................... 64
On the origin of layering.............................................. 66
General review .................................................... 66
Evidence for convection............................................. 67
Mechanism of convection ........................................... 67
Periodicity ........................................................ 68
Rafting ......................................................... 68
Thermal periodicity from growth on the floor......................... 69
Chemical periodicity.............................................. 69
Other effects on velocity .......................................... 71
Geometry of the Kiglapait convection pattern .......................... 72
Sites of nucleation.................................................. 72
Sorting mechanism ................................................. 73
Sorting sites ....................................................... 75
Transport ......................................................... 76
Deposition, growth on the floor, and upward transport................... 76
Centimeter-scale layering ............................................ 77
Role of water pressure .............................................. 77
Summary ......................................................... 78
Cross sections and volume estimates..................................... 78
Cross sections ..................................................... 78
Assumptions .................................................... 79
Nature of floor ................................................ 79
Correlation.................................................... 79
Central thickness............................................... 80
Roof ......................................................... 80
Border Zones.................................................. 80
Section AB...................................................... 80
Section CD...................................................... 81
Section EF...................................................... 81
Volume estimates .................................................. 81
Discussion ...................................................... 82
Jointing............................................................. 82
Origin ............................................................ 83
Petrography ........................................................... 85
Cumulate theory ..................................................... 85
Résumé of Kiglapait rocks............................................. 86
Outer Border Zone ................................................... 87
Field appearance................................................... 87
Rocks from the main unit ........................................... 87
Problems of unusual mineral compositions ........................... 89
Phase layering................................................... 90
Contact rocks .....................................................
OBZ xenoliths ..................................................... 91
Summary and discussion ............................................ 92
Disputed origin of Outer Border Zone ................................. 92
Inner Border Zone ................................................... 93
Field appearance................................................... 9?
QT
Petrography .......................................................
Lower Zone ......................................................... ^
QC
Field appearance...................................................
95
Petrography .......................................................
Fine, granular varieties ........................................... 96
Transition to Upper Zone ...........................................
Upper Zone......................................................... 97
General features ................................................... 97
Petrography ....................................................... 98
Upper Border Zone................................................... 99
Mineralogy ...........................................................103
Determinative methods ...............................................103
Plagioclase ..........................................................104
Inclusions.........................................................104
Twinning .........................................................106
Chemical analyses..................................................106
Antiperthite .......................................................107
Composition and variability..........................................107
Structural state ....................................................108
Olivine .............................................................HI
Chemical analyses..................................................Ill
Composition ......................................................112
Orthopyroxene ......................................................112
Border Zone relations ..............................................113
Composition ....................................................114
Chemical analysis..................................................114
A1..0, as a function of pressure................................... 115
Clinopyroxene .......................................................116
Composition ......................................................116
Chemical analysis..................................................118
Tie lines to olivines................................................118
Discussion ......................................................119
Hornblende .........................................................120
Alkali feldspar ......................................................120
Accessory minerals...................................................121
Oxides ...........................................................121
Sulfides ..........................................................121
Apatite ...........................................................122
Biotite ...........................................................122
Discussion ......................................................122
Mineral variation ......................................................123
Introduction.........................................................123
Local mineral variation...............................................124
Small-scale variation ...............................................124
Representation of structural state ...................................126
Discussion ......................................................127
Outcrop-scale variation..............................................128
Plagioclase structural state.........................................129
Mineral variation in the layered series...................................132
Preliminary bulk composition estimate ....................................135
Introduction.........................................................135
Bulk mineral composition .............................................135
Estimated bulk chemical composition....................................136
Evaluation of marginal OBZ as a chill...................................136
Speculations on the magma type........................................137
The syenite-trachyte problem...........................................140
References cited .........................................................143
Index ..................................................................199
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