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80%). These garnets are isotropic and lack zonation. The pattern of REE distribution in these garnets shows the enrichment of LREE relative to HREE and also the occurrence of negative anomalies of Eu/Eu* and Ce/Ce*. The comparison of the distribution pattern of REE in garnets with those in igneous (granite and monzonite) and sedimentary (carbonates and sandstones) rocks demonstrates that the REE in garnets were derived mainly from the igneous rocks rather than the sedimentary units. The increase in Pr/Yb ratios in parallel with increase in the ƩREE is indicative of the magmatic origin of the ore-forming fluids in the Aghbolagh skarn. However, the lack of sensible variations between Ce/CE* and ƩREE values indicate that the meteoric waters might have also played a part in skarn-forming fluids at Aghbolagh.]]>
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0.5) values in zircons show the involvement of more crustal and less mantle components, during the opening of Neo-Tethys Ocean. Due to the same mineralogical and geochemical composition and homogeneity with Qushchi granite, it is inferred that these patches are genetically related to Qushchi granite and are A type granite.]]>
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