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Article: Magnetic fabric of granitoids from Southern Corsica and Northern Sardinia and implications for Late Hercynian tectonic setting
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- Journal of the Geological Society
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- March 1, 2004
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Abstract: Anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) data (180 sites) from Hercynian granitoids from Southern Corsica (France) and Northern Sardinia (Italy) provide a high-density net of structural information for this part of the European Hercynian belt. Two main groups of granitoids, defined according to petrography and relative chronology, provide contrasting AMS results. For both groups, shallowly dipping magnetic foliations and lineations suggest that these granitoids were emplaced as large-scale shallowly dipping sheets or open funnel-shaped structures at a high structural level. In non-leucocratic granitoids (305-300 Ma), foliation and lineation trajectory maps reveal antiforms and ...
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