Crustal influences in the petrogenesis of the Malani rhyolites, southwestern Rajasthan: Combined trace element and oxygen isotope constraints

A. Maheshwari; M. Coltorti; A. N. Sial; G. Mariano

Crustal influences in the petrogenesis of the Malani rhyolites, southwestern Rajasthan: Combined trace element and oxygen isotope constraints

A. Maheshwari^*, M. Coltorti, A. N. Sial, G. Mariano

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Abstract

The Malani volcanics of Gurapratap Singh and Diri belong to a basalt-andesite -daciterhyolite association of Precambrian age. The preponderance of rhyolites over basic and intermediate rocks is a significant feature of the area. The rhyolities are characterised by chemical features, which indicate their A-type affinity. The study rules out their cogeneticity and suggests the crustal involvement in the genesis of Malani rhyolites.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	611-619
Number of pages	9
Journal	Journal of the Geological Society of India
Volume	47
Issue number	5
Publication status	Published - May 1996
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Malani Volcanics
Oxygen Isotopes
Petrology
Rajasthan

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Crustal influences in the petrogenesis of the Malani rhyolites, southwestern Rajasthan: Combined trace element and oxygen isotope constraints

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