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DOI: 10.1016/j.lithos.2018.11.024
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Removing a mask of alteration: Geochemistry and age of the Karadag volcanic sequence in SE Crimea

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“…The "plateau age" variations largely exceeding the 2 sigma level imply instead that at most one of the "plateaus" can reflect ideal behaviour, whereas all others do not. This reproduces results obtained by Foland (1983) and Popov et al (2019), calling into question the identification of "plateaus" with sample ideality. Therefore, the questions should be: what brings about the observed variations, what diagnostic tools does the 40 Ar/ 39 Ar systematics provide, what correction (if any) can be applied, and what do our findings imply for the viability of micas as precise half-life calibrators?…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The "plateau age" variations largely exceeding the 2 sigma level imply instead that at most one of the "plateaus" can reflect ideal behaviour, whereas all others do not. This reproduces results obtained by Foland (1983) and Popov et al (2019), calling into question the identification of "plateaus" with sample ideality. Therefore, the questions should be: what brings about the observed variations, what diagnostic tools does the 40 Ar/ 39 Ar systematics provide, what correction (if any) can be applied, and what do our findings imply for the viability of micas as precise half-life calibrators?…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…chlorite or clays) that can overprint the K-bearing phases such as muscovite, potentially leading to modification of the ages through recoil along fine-grained mineralogical intergrowths (e.g. Lo and Onstott, 1989;Foland et al, 1992;Di Vincenzo et al, 2003;Popov et al, 2019). Mineralogically, most samples are dominated by muscovite as the major K-bearing phase, although 3779554 and 3779555 have appreciable microcline in addition.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Вулканический массив Карадаг расположен в юго-восточной части Крымского полуострова и представляет собой мощную вулканогенную толщу, подвергшуюся значительным изменениям при низкоградном метаморфизме. Методами изучения расплавных включений, локальной геохимии стекол и минералов и Ar-Ar изотопии нам удалось (Popov et al, 2019) выявить влияние вторичных изменений, оценить первичные химические составы пород и состав расплава (включая геохимическую характеристику). Расплавные включения были изучены в плагиоклазе, клино-и ортопироксене (рис.…”
Section: вулканический массив карадагunclassified