1989
DOI: 10.1007/bf01073516
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Large glass inclusions in plagioclase phenocrysts and their bearing on the origin of mixed andesitic lavas at Tolim�n volcano, Guatemala

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“…-não detectado i) mistura de magmas: as diferentes populações de fenocristais decorrem da mistura de magmas composicionalmente contrastantes, sendo nestes casos observadas variações significativas nos teores de An entre os cristais ou mesmo no fenocristal isolado (Dungan & Rhodes 1978;Tsuchiyama 1985;Halsor 1989). A presença de outras fases minerais deveria também indicar o fenómeno de mistura, como p. ex, piroxênios ou fenocristais de quartzo, se presentes (Kontak et al 1986).…”
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“…-não detectado i) mistura de magmas: as diferentes populações de fenocristais decorrem da mistura de magmas composicionalmente contrastantes, sendo nestes casos observadas variações significativas nos teores de An entre os cristais ou mesmo no fenocristal isolado (Dungan & Rhodes 1978;Tsuchiyama 1985;Halsor 1989). A presença de outras fases minerais deveria também indicar o fenómeno de mistura, como p. ex, piroxênios ou fenocristais de quartzo, se presentes (Kontak et al 1986).…”
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“…In the PMVF, there are also other disequilibrium textures, which are not interpreted as the result of magma mixing. These are (1) coarse sieved plagioclases, a result of adiabatic decompression (Nelson and Montana, 1992), the morphology of these plagioclase inclusions in T pre and TA pos rocks are different from those reported by Halsor (1989) which are explained as a consequence of rapid growth due to magma mixing processes; (2) amphibole with a rim of opaque and anhydrous minerals and biotite with an opaque rim, formed by decompression and volatile loss (Fig. 12; Rutherford and Hill, 1993;Browne and Gardner, 2006); (3) patchy zoning in feldspars, formed by dissolution of the crystal core by decompression, followed by crystallization of feldspar in equilibrium with the new conditions (Vernon, 2004); (4) embayed and non-rounded olivine phenocrysts (formed by crystal growth in equilibrium, Faure and Schiano, 2005); (5) feldspars with relatively large holes which are controlled by its crystal structure (skeletal growth, Lofgren, 1974).…”
Section: Textural and Mineralogical Evidence For Magma Mixing And Minglingmentioning
confidence: 94%