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Table of Contents - Memoir 207Origin and Evolution of Precambrian High-Grade Gneiss Terranes, with Special Emphasis on the Limpopo Complex of Southern Africaedited by Dirk D. van Reenen, Jan D. Kramers, Stephen McCourt, and Leonid L. Perchuk |
Dedication to Leonid L. Perchuk D.D. van Reenen, J.D. Kramers, and S. McCourt |
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Introduction D.D. van Reenen, J.D. Kramers, and S. McCourt |
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1. | Microstructures of melt-bearing regional metamorphic rocks R.H. Vernon |
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2. | Petrological and experimental application of REE- and actinide-bearing accessory minerals to the study of Precambrian high-grade gneiss terranes D. Harlov |
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3. | Fluids in granulites J.L.R. Touret and J.-M. Huizenga |
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4. | Fluid-absent melting versus CO2 streaming during the formation of pelitic granulites: A review of insights from the cordierite fluid monitor M.J. Rigby and G.T.R. Droop |
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5. | Local mineral equilibria and P-T paths: Fundamental principles and applications to high-grade metamorphic terranes L.L. Perchuk |
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6. | The geochronology of the Limpopo Complex: A controversy solved J.D. Kramers and H. Mouri |
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7. | High-pressure and ultrahigh-temperature metamorphism of Precambrian high-grade terranes: Case study of the Limpopo Complex T. Tsunogae and D.D. van Reenen |
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8. | Granite emplacement and the retrograde P-T-fluid evolution of Neoarchean granulites from the Central Zone of the Limpopo Complex J.M. Huizenga, L.L. Perchuk, D.D. van Reenen, Y. Flattery, D.A. Varlamov, C.A. Smit, and T.V. Gerya |
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9. | Intracrustal radioactivity as an important heat source for Neoarchean metamorphism in the Central Zone of the Limpopo Complex M.A.G. Andreoli, G. Brandl, H. Coetzee, J.D. Kramers, and H. Mouri |
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10. | A review of Sm-Nd and Lu-Hf isotope studies in the Limpopo Complex and adjoining cratonic areas, and their bearing on models of crustal evolution and tectonism J.D. Kramers and A. Zeh |
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11. | Thrust exhumation of the Neoarchean ultrahigh-temperature Southern Marginal Zone, Limpopo Complex: Convergence of decompression-cooling paths in the hanging wall and prograde P-T paths in the footwall D.D. van Reenen, C.A. Smit, L.L. Perchuk, C. Roering, and R. Boshoff |
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12. | Neoarchean to Paleoproterozoic evolution of the polymetamorphic Central Zone of the Limpopo Complex C.A. Smit, D.D. van Reenen, C. Roering, R. Boshoff, and L.L. Perchuk |
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13. | Archean magmatic granulites, diapirism, and Proterozoic reworking in the Northern Marginal Zone of the Limpopo Belt T.G. Blenkinsop |
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14. | Heterogeneous strain and polymetamorphism in high-grade terranes: Insight into crustal processes from the Athabasca Granulite Terrane, western Canada, and the Limpopo Complex, southern Africa K.H. Mahan, C.A. Smit, M.L. Williams, G. Dumond, and D.D. van Reenen |
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15. | Formation and evolution of Precambrian granulite terranes: A gravitational redistribution model L.L. Perchuk and T.V. Gerya |
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16. | Tectonic models proposed for the Limpopo Complex: Mutual compatibilities and constraints J.D. Kramers, S. McCourt, C. Roering, C.A. Smit, and D.D. van Reenen |
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