Iron Isotopic Fractionation and Origin of Chromitites in the Paleo‐Moho Transition Zone of the Kop Ophiolite, NE Turkey

Volume: 91, Issue: s1, Pages: 53 - 53
Published: May 1, 2017
Abstract
The Kop ophiolite in NE Turkey is a fragment of Neo‐Tethyan forearc. It can be mainly divided into a paleo‐Moho transition zone (MTZ) in the North and a harzburgitic mantle sequence in the South. Dunites are predominant in the MTZ of the Kop ophiolite, and they are locally interlayered with chromitites and enclose minor bodies of harzburgites near the petrological Moho boundary. Large Fe isotopic variations were observed for magnesiochromite...
Paper Details
Title
Iron Isotopic Fractionation and Origin of Chromitites in the Paleo‐Moho Transition Zone of the Kop Ophiolite, NE Turkey
Published Date
May 1, 2017
Volume
91
Issue
s1
Pages
53 - 53
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