1996
DOI: 10.1080/00288306.1996.9514703
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Metamorphic and tectonic geochronology of the Torlesse Terrane, Wellington, New Zealand

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“…It was concluded that metamorphic ages are obtained in metapelitic rocks at grades at, or above, the higher grade part of the prehnite-pumpellyite facies. This interpretation was confirmed for similar, Torlesse Supergroup and Caples Group (sensu lato) metasediments in Wellington and South Otago regions, respectively (Adams & Graham 1996;Adams & Robinson 1993). Within well-established fossil zones of the Torlesse Supergroup in Canterbury, and in sections at slightly lower metamorphic grade (zeolite facies to pumpellyiteactinolite facies), Adams (2003) reviewed estimated temperature ranges for argon retention (c. 260 ± 30°C) in the illitic white micas being dated, in relation to the metamorphic temperature range, 220-300°C, recorded by these rocks, and concluded that metapelites do not yield reliable K-Ar metamorphic ages at, or below, the lower grade part of the prehnite-pumpellyite facies.…”
Section: Geochronological Resultssupporting
confidence: 67%
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“…It was concluded that metamorphic ages are obtained in metapelitic rocks at grades at, or above, the higher grade part of the prehnite-pumpellyite facies. This interpretation was confirmed for similar, Torlesse Supergroup and Caples Group (sensu lato) metasediments in Wellington and South Otago regions, respectively (Adams & Graham 1996;Adams & Robinson 1993). Within well-established fossil zones of the Torlesse Supergroup in Canterbury, and in sections at slightly lower metamorphic grade (zeolite facies to pumpellyiteactinolite facies), Adams (2003) reviewed estimated temperature ranges for argon retention (c. 260 ± 30°C) in the illitic white micas being dated, in relation to the metamorphic temperature range, 220-300°C, recorded by these rocks, and concluded that metapelites do not yield reliable K-Ar metamorphic ages at, or below, the lower grade part of the prehnite-pumpellyite facies.…”
Section: Geochronological Resultssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…The degree of Sr-isotopic homogenisation is not necessarily related to the preservation or destruction of detrital minerals and sedimentary textures. Following the KAr investigations described above, analogous Rb-Sr dating studies of Torlesse, Waipapa, and Caples metasediments (Adams & Graham 1996, 1997Adams et al 1999;Adams & Maas 2004) have demonstrated the same conclusions. In particular, the Marborough Schist study (Adams et al 1999) showed that similar K-Ar and Rb-Sr cooling age patterns (age inversely correlated with metamorphic grade) must both reflect the schist cooling history.…”
Section: Geochronological Resultsmentioning
confidence: 53%
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