2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0899-5362(01)90101-0
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Deformation and displacement from shear zone patterns in the Variscan upper crust, Jebilet, Morocco

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“…The lowest temperatures recorded in the intrusions correspond to the low greenschist facies, i.e. to the regional metamorphism in the country rocks (Essaifi et al, 2001a).…”
Section: Deformation and Hydrothermal Alterationmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The lowest temperatures recorded in the intrusions correspond to the low greenschist facies, i.e. to the regional metamorphism in the country rocks (Essaifi et al, 2001a).…”
Section: Deformation and Hydrothermal Alterationmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Selon ces auteurs, les magmas acides sont co-génétiques des magmas basiques, et résul-tent de la différenciation d'une suite tholéïtique d'affinité océanique dans un contexte distensif de type rift continental. L'analyse structurale de la mise en place de ces diverses intrusions est plutôt en faveur d'une mise en place synchrone de la déformation majeure (Essaifi et al, 1995(Essaifi et al, , 2001. Il s'agirait d'une suite tholéïtique et calcoalcaline mise en place dans un contexte décrochant.…”
Section: Les Jebilet Orientalesunclassified
“…The most important deformations are located in the Rehamna massif, where they are associated to a medium-grade metamorphism (kyanite-staurotide). This culmination of the metamorphic grade and of the associated deformation has been related to a high thermal gradient during the deformation that combined ductile thrusts and wrenchfaulting Lagarde and Michard, 1986;Piqué and Michard, 1989;Essaifi et al, 2001). Moreover, the piling up of symmetamorphic nappes or slices likely played a role in the burial of the Palaeozoic rocks (Corsini et al, 1988b;Diot, 1989).…”
Section: The Central Mesetamentioning
confidence: 99%