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Neoproterozoic extensional detachment in central Madagascar : Implications for the collapse of the East African Orogen (Record no. 7746)

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Personal name Collins, Alan S.
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Title Neoproterozoic extensional detachment in central Madagascar : Implications for the collapse of the East African Orogen
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Summary, etc. Abstract<br/>A laterally extensive, Neoproterozoic extensional detachment (the Betsileo shear zone) is recognized in central Madagascar separating the Itremo sheet (consisting of Palaeoproterozoic to Mesoproterozoic sediments and underlying basement rocks) from the Antananarivo block (Archaean/Palaeoproterozoic crust re-metamorphosed in the Neoproterozoic). Non-coaxial deformation gradually increases to a maximum at a lithological contrast between the granitoids and gneisses of the footwall and the metasedimentary rocks of the hangingwall. Ultramylonites at this highest-strained zone show mineral-elongation lineations that plunge to the southwest.<br/><br/>σ-, δ- and C/S-type fabrics imply top-to-the-southwest extensional shear sense. Contrasting metamorphic grades are found either side of the shear zone. In the north, where this contrast is greatest, amphibolite-grade footwall rocks are juxtaposed with lower-greenschist-grade hangingwall rocks. The metamorphic grade in the hangingwall increases to the south, suggesting that a crustal section is preserved.<br/><br/>The Betsileo shear zone facilitated crustal-scale extensional collapse of the East African Orogeny, and thus represents a previously poorly recognized structural phase in the story of Gondwanan amalgamation. Granitic magmatism and granulite/amphibolite-grade metamorphism in the footwall are all associated with formation of the Betsileo shear zone, making recognition of this detachment important in any attempt to understand the tectonic evolution of central Gondwana.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Neoproterozoic - Central Madagascar
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Eastern African orogen
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Betsileo shear zone - Central Madagascar - Africa
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Metasedimentary rock - Central Madagascar - Africa
9 (RLIN) 17930
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Personal name Razakamanana, Theodore
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Personal name Windley, Brian F.
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Host Biblionumber 1802
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Place, publisher, and date of publication Herts Mimram Books Ltd. 1966
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Title Geological magazine : Vol. 137 Iss. 1-6 Year. 2000
International Standard Serial Number 00167568
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