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A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE ORTHOGNEISS OF DIANCANG MOUNTAIN,DALI

Shao Sha

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The orthogneiss of Diancang Mountain can be divided into 2 types, ie plagiogneiss and granogneiss. The former belongs to an island arc volcanic rock and was formed in early Proterozoic whereas the latter is a collision granite and formed in middle late Proterozoic, which are correlated in the main chemical composition. The granogneiss is formed by the anatexis of the earlier plagiogneiss and plagioclase amphibolite.

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The orthogneiss of Diancang Mountain can be divided into 2 types, ie plagiogneiss and granogneiss. The former belongs to an island arc volcanic rock and was formed in early Proterozoic whereas the latter is a collision granite and formed in middle late Proterozoic, which are correlated in the main chemical composition. The granogneiss is formed by the anatexis of the earlier plagiogneiss and plagioclase amphibolite.

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The orthogneiss of Diancang Mountain can be divided into 2 types, ie plagiogneiss and granogneiss. The former belongs to an island arc volcanic rock and was formed in early Proterozoic whereas the latter is a collision granite and formed in middle late Proterozoic, which are correlated in the main chemical composition. The granogneiss is formed by the anatexis of the earlier plagiogneiss and plagioclase amphibolite.

Key concepts: Anatexis, Proterozoic, Geology, Geochemistry, Plagioclase, Volcano, Volcanic rock, Island arc

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