Original paper
Metamorphic degassing of carbonates in the contact aureole of the Aguablanca Cu–Ni–PGE deposit, Spain
Abstract
Analysis of magmatic and sedimentary rocks of several large igneous provinces has demonstrated that the release of gas during plutonic-metamorphic processes may be linked to global climate change and mass extinctions. Aguablanca, one of the largest Cu–Ni–PGE deposits in Europe, formed during the Variscan orogeny when a mafic magma intruded limestones and shales, creating a contact aureole composed of marble, skarn and hornfels. Our petrological...
Paper Details
Title
Metamorphic degassing of carbonates in the contact aureole of the Aguablanca Cu–Ni–PGE deposit, Spain
Published Date
Aug 20, 2014
Volume
168
Issue
3
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