CICTERRA   20351
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES EN CIENCIAS DE LA TIERRA
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
Dominios ricos en aluminio en granulitas con granate-cordierita de la Sierra de Córdoba: mineralogía, geoquímica y génesis.
Autor/es:
VERDECCHIA, SEBASTIÁN O.; COLOMBO, FERNANDO; CASQUET, CÉSAR; BALDO, EDGARDO; VERDECCHIA, SEBASTIÁN O.; COLOMBO, FERNANDO; CASQUET, CÉSAR; BALDO, EDGARDO
Lugar:
Cordoba
Reunión:
Congreso; XIII Congreso de Mineralogía, Petrología Ígnea y Metamórfica, y Metalogénesis; 2019
Institución organizadora:
Asociación Mineralógica Argentina y Asociación Geológica Argentina
Resumen:
Migmatites of the early Cambrian Pampean Orogeny occur over wide areas of the Sierras de Córdoba (review in Casquet et al. 2018). They include small elongated bodies of garnet- and cordierite-rich granulites (kinzigites after Gordillo 1979; granulites after Otamendi et al. 1999). One body near the Santa Rosa river (northern Sierra de Comenchingones; 32°2´32"S; 64°43´38"W) is enclosed within sillimanite and garnet metatexites that include lenses of amphibolites and metagabbros (Otamendi y Patiño Douce 2001 and refs. therein). Granulites show a complex mineral assemblage of Qz-Pl-Grt-Crd with lesser Ath-Cum-Bt-Ky-Sil-Sp(Her)-St-Usp-Ilm-Mag-Zrn-Mnz(Ce)-Ap, and late Ms-Chl-REE Ep (abbreviation after Whitney and Evans, 2010). Moreover, mm- to cm-size domains contain cordierite (52% modal on the whole; XMg 0.87-0.90), anorthite (10%; An88-93), staurolite (18%, XMg 0.31-0.36), gedrite and tschermakite (4%), Hc-rich spinel + högbomite (3%), ilmenite (4%), magnetite + ulvoespinel (5%), corundum (3%), biotite (1%) and minor garnet (Alm55-58-Py33-35-Grs5.2-5.6), chlorite and sillimanite. Calculated rock composition is: 34% Al2O3, 38% SiO2 and 21.7 % FeO+MgO (#Mg=0.495). Similar rocks elsewhere were interpreted as either the product of metasomatism, partial melt residuums or alteration prior to metamorphism (Schneiderman y Tracy 1991). Whole rock chemistry and the evidence of relic garnet replaced by cordierite suggest that these complex domains evolved from an earlier ferromagnesian Grt- and plagioclase (An48-50)-rich anatectic residuum. In fact, sillimanite and spinel are often found as inclusions in garnet, which implies that the garnet grew Al-saturated conditions. Work is in progress to precise the meaning and evolution of these granulites.