Crossitic amphibole and its possible tectonic significance in the Richmond Area, southeastern Quebec
W. E. Trzcienski
Abstract
W. E. Trzcienski
Abstract
Crossitic amphibole suggesting blueschist-type metamorphism has been found in the Richmond area, southeastern Quebec. Prehnite facies metamorphism to the northeast of Richmond and greenschist facies metamorphism to the south along with the blueschist-type metamorphism and geophysical data suggest that the Richmond area may represent a partially eroded Ordovician subduction zone.
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Crossitic amphibole suggesting blueschist-type metamorphism has been found in the Richmond area, southeastern Quebec. Prehnite facies metamorphism to the northeast of Richmond and greenschist facies metamorphism to the south along with the blueschist-type metamorphism and geophysical data suggest that the Richmond area may represent a partially eroded Ordovician subduction zone.
Key concepts: Blueschist, Metamorphism, Geology, Greenschist, Amphibole, Geochemistry, Metamorphic facies, Ordovician