1973
DOI: 10.1016/0016-7037(73)90250-0
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Geochemical evidence for the origin of moldavites

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“…earlier (e.g., Bouška and Konta 1986;Koeberl 1990;Trnka and Houzar 2002;Skála et al 2009), and variable trends for CaO vs. K 2 O, which was demonstrated to be unique for the moldavites from the Cheb Basin ). These diagrams also underscore the unusual composition of the high-Ca-Mg schlieren, which is scarce among the c. 5000 available EPMA analyses of moldavites; several comparable data occur only among South Bohemian moldavites.…”
Section: Chemical Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…earlier (e.g., Bouška and Konta 1986;Koeberl 1990;Trnka and Houzar 2002;Skála et al 2009), and variable trends for CaO vs. K 2 O, which was demonstrated to be unique for the moldavites from the Cheb Basin ). These diagrams also underscore the unusual composition of the high-Ca-Mg schlieren, which is scarce among the c. 5000 available EPMA analyses of moldavites; several comparable data occur only among South Bohemian moldavites.…”
Section: Chemical Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mai and Wähnert (2000) and Szynkiewicz (2011) dated this formation to the late Miocene (Pannonian to Pontian) although others (e.g., Piwocki and Ziembińska-Tworzydło, 1997;Kramarska et al 2015) did not exclude, at least partly, a Pliocene age. Bouška (1972Bouška ( , 1988, Bouška and Konta (1986), Bouška and Lange (1999) and Ševčík et al (2007) summarized the stratigraphy of moldavite occurrences in the South Bohemian sub-strewn field. They defined four groups: (1) The oldest sediments, so-called 'strewn field sediments', are called Vrábče Member and are assumed to represent a lateral equivalent of the basal part of the Domanín Fm.…”
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“…COHEN (1963), BousKA (1972), andBOUSKA et al (1973) compared the REE con tents of moldavites with those of rocks in the Ries area in Germany, TAYLOR (1968) and his coworkers compared the contents of australites with those of Henbury impact glass, and WINZER et al (1976) have studied REE in the shock melted rocks from the Wanapitei Lake in Cana da. HASKIN and GEHL (1963) and CHASE et al .…”
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