The Dufek intrusion, Antarctica: the source of Scarab Peak chemical type volcanism in the Ferrar igneous province?
The Ferrar magmatic province is one of the most voluminous large igneous provinces (LIPs) on the planet. Its emplacement history is complicated, but its geochemistry can be split into two distinct groups—Mount Fazio chemical type (MFCT) and Scarab Peak chemical type (SPCT). The province also hosts a...
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ftrutgersuniv:oai:example.org:rutgers-lib:67600 2023-05-15T13:48:16+02:00 The Dufek intrusion, Antarctica: the source of Scarab Peak chemical type volcanism in the Ferrar igneous province? Taylor, Aidan Edward (author) Feigenson, Mark (chair) Godfrey, Linda (member) Schlische, Roy (member) Rutgers University School of Graduate Studies Antarctica 2022 43 pages : illustrations application/pdf http://dissertations.umi.com/gsnb.rutgers:11799 English eng Rutgers University Electronic Theses and Dissertations ETD School of Graduate Studies Electronic Theses and Dissertations rucore10001600001 http://dissertations.umi.com/gsnb.rutgers:11799 The author owns the copyright to this work. Geology Geochemistry Geography Dufek intrusion Ferrar igneous province Isotope geochemistry Sr-Nd-Pb Volcanism Text theses 2022 ftrutgersuniv 2022-08-29T17:32:43Z The Ferrar magmatic province is one of the most voluminous large igneous provinces (LIPs) on the planet. Its emplacement history is complicated, but its geochemistry can be split into two distinct groups—Mount Fazio chemical type (MFCT) and Scarab Peak chemical type (SPCT). The province also hosts a large layered mafic intrusion (LMI), called the Dufek Intrusion, which has been theorized as a main conduit to the Ferrar magmatic system. Our new whole-rock Sr-Nd-Pb isotope dataset for the Dufek Intrusion, in combination with existing isotopic data for the Ferrar, shows the intrusion shares the same petrogenesis as the Ferrar Igneous Province. It also shows the Dufek Intrusion could be a source for the SPCT group and that the SPCT lavas may be related to the MFCT group. This signature is also similar to Coats Land series 1 magmas. SPCT volcanism accounts for small percentage of the province and prior to this discovery, had very little corresponding intra-crustal magmatism let alone a source. This new dataset has significant implications for the emplacement and size of the SPCT group as well as our understanding of the MFCT group. M.S. Includes bibliographical references Thesis Antarc* Antarctica RUcore - Rutgers University Community Repository Coats Land ENVELOPE(-27.500,-27.500,-77.000,-77.000) Fazio ENVELOPE(162.800,162.800,-73.383,-73.383) Mount Fazio ENVELOPE(162.800,162.800,-73.383,-73.383) Scarab Peak ENVELOPE(163.017,163.017,-73.350,-73.350) |
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The Ferrar magmatic province is one of the most voluminous large igneous provinces (LIPs) on the planet. Its emplacement history is complicated, but its geochemistry can be split into two distinct groups—Mount Fazio chemical type (MFCT) and Scarab Peak chemical type (SPCT). The province also hosts a large layered mafic intrusion (LMI), called the Dufek Intrusion, which has been theorized as a main conduit to the Ferrar magmatic system. Our new whole-rock Sr-Nd-Pb isotope dataset for the Dufek Intrusion, in combination with existing isotopic data for the Ferrar, shows the intrusion shares the same petrogenesis as the Ferrar Igneous Province. It also shows the Dufek Intrusion could be a source for the SPCT group and that the SPCT lavas may be related to the MFCT group. This signature is also similar to Coats Land series 1 magmas. SPCT volcanism accounts for small percentage of the province and prior to this discovery, had very little corresponding intra-crustal magmatism let alone a source. This new dataset has significant implications for the emplacement and size of the SPCT group as well as our understanding of the MFCT group. M.S. Includes bibliographical references |
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Taylor, Aidan Edward (author) Feigenson, Mark (chair) Godfrey, Linda (member) Schlische, Roy (member) Rutgers University School of Graduate Studies |
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The Dufek intrusion, Antarctica: the source of Scarab Peak chemical type volcanism in the Ferrar igneous province? |
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The Dufek intrusion, Antarctica: the source of Scarab Peak chemical type volcanism in the Ferrar igneous province? |
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The Dufek intrusion, Antarctica: the source of Scarab Peak chemical type volcanism in the Ferrar igneous province? |
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The Dufek intrusion, Antarctica: the source of Scarab Peak chemical type volcanism in the Ferrar igneous province? |
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The Dufek intrusion, Antarctica: the source of Scarab Peak chemical type volcanism in the Ferrar igneous province? |
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dufek intrusion, antarctica: the source of scarab peak chemical type volcanism in the ferrar igneous province? |
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ENVELOPE(-27.500,-27.500,-77.000,-77.000) ENVELOPE(162.800,162.800,-73.383,-73.383) ENVELOPE(162.800,162.800,-73.383,-73.383) ENVELOPE(163.017,163.017,-73.350,-73.350) |
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Coats Land Fazio Mount Fazio Scarab Peak |
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Coats Land Fazio Mount Fazio Scarab Peak |
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