M. Sadeghian; M. Sheibi; S. Badallo
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The Gol-e-Zard granitoidic pluton with an age of ~ 165±5 Ma is located in the north of Aligoudarz city, Lorestan province, in the Sanandaj-Sirjan structural zone. The pluton intruded into the late Triassic-early Jurassic slates, phyllites and micaschists. The granodiorites, dominant rock types ...
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The Gol-e-Zard granitoidic pluton with an age of ~ 165±5 Ma is located in the north of Aligoudarz city, Lorestan province, in the Sanandaj-Sirjan structural zone. The pluton intruded into the late Triassic-early Jurassic slates, phyllites and micaschists. The granodiorites, dominant rock types of the pluton, are cut by the leucogranites, aplitic veins, pegmatites and gabbro-dioritic dykes. The S-type nature of the Gol-e-Zard granite is evidenced by the presence of metaplitic enclaves (surmicaceous and andalusite-sillimanite hornfels), silica enclaves, andalusite and garnet xenocrysts and silica veins relicts. The anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) method was used to investigate the mode of emplacement. The total numbers of 868 oriented core samples were analyzed for magnetic susceptibility. The obtained mean susceptibility (Km) in µЅІ was 227, 57 and 585 for granodiorites, leucogranites and gabbrodiorite dykes, respectively. The low Km values (
M. Sadeghian; H. Ghasemi; Z. Farsi
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Chah Salar granitoidic pluton is located in the N of Chah-Salar village, SW of Neishabour, in the northern margin of structural Central Iran zone. This pluton intruded in Sabzevar ophiolitic Zone and based on the field observations, petrographical and geochemical classification diagrams, its lithological ...
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Chah Salar granitoidic pluton is located in the N of Chah-Salar village, SW of Neishabour, in the northern margin of structural Central Iran zone. This pluton intruded in Sabzevar ophiolitic Zone and based on the field observations, petrographical and geochemical classification diagrams, its lithological composition composed of diorite, quartzdiorite, granodiorite and alkali feldspar granite. Alkali feldspar granites as a much fractionated end-members of this rock association are intruded in this pluton in the form of dikes or apophyse shapes. Granitic pegmatites and their associated quartzolites are the most differentiated end-member of this rock association. Their subvolcanic equivalents such as pyroxene-bearing andesite, andesite, trachyandesite and dacite cut this pluton in the forms of dikes or domes. The studied rocks show variety of textures including granular, myrmekitic, graphic, porphyritic, microlitic porphyry and pilotaxitic. Except alkali feldspar granites which are highly fractionated, the other lithological compositions, on the variations diagrams of major, trace and rare earth elements versus SiO2 or differentiation index show continuous compositional variations. This pluton has calc-alkaline and metaluminous nature and belongs to I-type granitoids. Also tectonic setting discrimination diagrams indicate that the Chah Salar granitoidic pluton belongs to volcanic arc granitoids (VAG) and continental arc granitoids (CAG). Detailed investigations of field geology, petrography and geochemical characteristics indicate that magma-forming of this pluton is resulted from partial melting of subducted oceanic slab (metabasite) or metasomatized mantle wedge and then evolved by fractional crystallization, magma contamination or magma mixing.
M. Sadeghian; M. V. Valizadeh
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Zahedan granitoidic pluton with general NW-SE elongation is located in the middle part of the Zahedan-Saravan granitoidic belt. It includes granites, granodiorites and diorites and it is also cut by numerous of andesitic to dacitic dikes. The regional metamorphic ...
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Zahedan granitoidic pluton with general NW-SE elongation is located in the middle part of the Zahedan-Saravan granitoidic belt. It includes granites, granodiorites and diorites and it is also cut by numerous of andesitic to dacitic dikes. The regional metamorphic rocks of the area, with the age of Eocene, have been intruded by this pluton. In this research, emplacement mechanism of the northern part of Zahedan pluton has been studied with the aid of anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) method. The results show that granitic rocks of the Zahedan pluton belong to paramagenitic granites (µSI) while diorites and granodiorites belong to ferromagentic granites (µSI). The magnetic lineations and foliations of the pluton mainly have low dip or sub-horizontal. In contrast, dioritic rocks which cover a small area, have magnetic lineations and foliations with high dip (sub-vertical). Therefore, dioritic rocks are considered as the feeder zone or the ascent location of the magma for this part of the Zahedan granitoidic pluton. Very low dip magnetic lineations and foliations suggest that Zahedan granitoidic pluton has been emplaced as sill. The activity of a very low dip simple shear movement has an important role in preparing a suitable space for emplacement of this granitoidic pluton.
