Původ spessartinem bohatých granátů v drobách Drahanské vrchoviny
ČOPJAKOVÁ, Renata, Milan NOVÁK and Jiří OTAVA. Původ spessartinem bohatých granátů v drobách Drahanské vrchoviny (The origin of spessartine-rich garnets in graywackes of the Drahany Upland). In Moravskoslezské Paleozoikum 2003. Olomouc, 2003, p. 6-7. |
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Original name | Původ spessartinem bohatých granátů v drobách Drahanské vrchoviny |
Name (in English) | The origin of spessartine-rich garnets in graywackes of the Drahany Upland |
Authors | ČOPJAKOVÁ, Renata, Milan NOVÁK and Jiří OTAVA. |
Edition | Olomouc, Moravskoslezské Paleozoikum 2003, p. 6-7, 2003. |
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Type of outcome | Proceedings paper |
Confidentiality degree | is not subject to a state or trade secret |
Organization unit | Faculty of Science |
Keywords in English | spessartine rich garnets; provenance; Drahany Culm; Czechoslovakia |
Tags | Czechoslovakia, Drahany Culm, provenance, spessartine rich garnets |
Changed by | Changed by: Mgr. Renata Čopjaková, Ph.D., učo 7489. Changed: 11/11/2003 19:16. |
Abstract (in English) |
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Studies of garnet geochemistry by electron microprobe is widely applicable in solving problems of provenance. Spessartine-rich garnet is rather less common then other main garnet species which makes it a provenance sensitive indicator. This paper presents example that show the value of spessartine-rich garnets in provenance study of Lower Carboniferous sediments of Drahany Upland. Polymict garnet assemblages of Drahany Upland (Protivanov-, Rostání- and lower part of Myslejovice Formation, Goniatite zones Peg a Goa) with various mixture of garnet geochemistry contain more than 20% of spessartine-enriched garnets. The change into pyrope-almandines predominant oligomict assemblages (upper part of Myslejovice Formation, Goniatite zones Gob a Gog) is characteristic among others by a sudden decrement of spessartine-rich garnets below 5% and reflects changes in provenance. It is commonly believed that the clastic material originates from crystalline terrains situated West of Culm sedimentary basin. The study of spessartine-enriched garnet geochemistry in polymict garnet assemblages provides cogent evidence of supply clastic material from northern situated geological units (Silesicum and Orlice-kladsko Crystalline Unit). The youngest sediments (polymict garnet assemblages) were not ever supplied by the Silesicum and Orlice-kladsko Crystalline Unit but material came from West. Certain part of spessartine-enriched garnets can arise from recycled older Culm sediments. |
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