2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00410-021-01835-z
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Fluid-induced alteration of monazite, magnetite, and sulphides during the albitization of a Palaeoproterozoic granite from the Jiao-Liao-Ji orogenic belt, North China Craton

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“…For example, the commonly observed breakdown of monazite-(Ce) includes a subsolidus retrograde corona around its partly dissolved core with distinctive concentric mineral zones of apatite ± Th-silicate/oxide, and allanite-(Ce) to REE-rich epidote or clinozoisite (e.g. Broska and Siman, 1998; Finger et al , 1998, 2016; Budzyń et al , 2010; Ondrejka et al , 2012, 2016; Upadhyay and Pruseth, 2012; Lo Pò et al , 2016; Ji et al , 2021). This micro-texture is documented mostly in low- to medium-temperature metagranitoids with primary magmatic monazite-(Ce).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, the commonly observed breakdown of monazite-(Ce) includes a subsolidus retrograde corona around its partly dissolved core with distinctive concentric mineral zones of apatite ± Th-silicate/oxide, and allanite-(Ce) to REE-rich epidote or clinozoisite (e.g. Broska and Siman, 1998; Finger et al , 1998, 2016; Budzyń et al , 2010; Ondrejka et al , 2012, 2016; Upadhyay and Pruseth, 2012; Lo Pò et al , 2016; Ji et al , 2021). This micro-texture is documented mostly in low- to medium-temperature metagranitoids with primary magmatic monazite-(Ce).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%