1983The Journal of the Japanese Association of Mineralogists Petrologists and Economic GeologistsOpen access

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Akira Ono

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K-Ar dating on hornblende from biotite-hornblende quartz diorite in northeastern part of the Kanto Mountains was carried out. The age of the quartz diorite is 251±8 Ma. The result, together with geological facts, supports the idea that island arc composed of granitic plutons was present between the Sanbagawa and the Ryoke metamorphic belts.

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K-Ar dating on hornblende from biotite-hornblende quartz diorite in northeastern part of the Kanto Mountains was carried out. The age of the quartz diorite is 251±8 Ma. The result, together with geological facts, supports the idea that island arc composed of granitic plutons was present between the Sanbagawa and the Ryoke metamorphic belts.

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K-Ar dating on hornblende from biotite-hornblende quartz diorite in northeastern part of the Kanto Mountains was carried out. The age of the quartz diorite is 251±8 Ma. The result, together with geological facts, supports the idea that island arc composed of granitic plutons was present between the Sanbagawa and the Ryoke metamorphic belts.

Key concepts: Diorite, Hornblende, Geology, Pluton, Biotite, Quartz, Metamorphic rock, Geochemistry

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