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Título:
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Origin of the Rubian carbonate-hosted magnesite deposit,Galicia, NW Spain: mineralogical, REE, fluid inclusionand isotope evidence)
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Autores:
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Kilias, Stephanos P. ;
Pozo, M. ;
Bustillo Revuelta, Manuel ;
Stamatakis, Michael G. ;
Calvo Sorando, José Pedro
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Tipo de documento:
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texto impreso
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Springer Science Business Media, 2006
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application/pdf
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cc_by_nc_nd
info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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Estado = Publicado
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Materia = Ciencias: Geología: Petrología
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Tipo = Artículo
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Resumen:
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The Rubian magnesite deposit (West Asturian—Leonese Zone, Iberian Variscan belt) is hosted by a 100-m-thick folded and metamorphosed Lower Cambrian carbonate/siliciclastic metasedimentary sequence—the Cándana Limestone Formation. It comprises upper (20-m thickness) and lower (17-m thickness) lens-shaped ore bodies separated by 55 m of slates and micaceous schists. The main (lower) magnesite ore body comprises a package of magnesite beds with dolomite-rich intercalations, sandwiched between slates and micaceous schists. In the upper ore body, the magnesite beds are thinner (centimetre scale mainly) and occur between slate beds. Mafic dolerite dykes intrude the mineralisation. The mineralisation passes eastwards into sequence of bedded dolostone (Buxan) and laminated to banded calcitic marble (Mao). These show significant Variscan extensional shearing or fold-related deformation, whereas neither Rubian dolomite nor magnesite show evidence of tectonic disturbance. This suggests that the dolomitisation and magnesite formation postdate the main Variscan deformation. In addition, the morphology of magnesite crystals and primary fluid inclusions indicate that magnesite is a neoformed hydrothermal mineral. Magnesite contains irregularly distributed dolomite inclusions (
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En línea:
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https://eprints.ucm.es/43151/1/0075-5.pdf
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