The igneous rocks of Greece: the anatomy of an orogen ; with 11 tables
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| Abstract: | The Hellenide orogen in Greece is part of the Alpine-Himalaya mountain belt, created during the destruction of the Tethys ocean by the convergence of Gondwana and Eurasia. Within Greece, there is the record of a complete Wilson tectonic cycle of continental rifting, sea-floor spreading, plate subduction, and continental collision during Mesozoic and Cenozoic time. This book presents a new synthesis of the geological history of Greece as revealed by the varied igneous rocks. It is based on more than 30 years of field and laboratory studies by the authors together with a synthesis of the widely scattered published literature, that was written in many different languages. Basement rocks record Hercynian subduction and plutonism on the northern margin of Gondwana, which in the Permian and Triassic rifted into several microcontinents, thereby creating the eastern Mediterranean Neotethys ocean. Partial closure of strands of the Neotethys ocean resulted in the emplacement of Jurassic and Cretaceous ophiolites. Early Tertiary age collision produced a Hellenide mountain chain similar to the Alps and Himalayas. Rapid Neogene extension of the Hellenides behind the modern South Aegean arc has formed the Aegean Sea, triggered widespread back-arc igneous activity, and unroofed mid-crustal rocks. The geological setting, geochemistry, and significance of each group of rocks is presented in detail, with numerous maps and figures. This book should be of interest not only to those who work in Greece, but also to all geologists seeking to understand the distribution and origin of rocks in orogenic belts, particularly those of the Tethyan region |
| Umfang: | XV, 573 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. |
| ISBN: | 3443110304 |
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| adam_text | THE IGNEOUS ROCKS OF GREECE THE ANATOMY OF AN OROGEN BY GEORGIA PE-PIPER
DAVID J.W. PIPER WITH 288 FIGURES AND 11 TABLES 2002 GEBRUDER
BORNTRAEGER * BERLIN * STUTTGART CONTENTS PREFACE V ABBREVIATIONS AND
ACRONYMS XVI 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 IGNEOUS ROCKS WITHIN THE HELLENIDE
OROGEN 1 1.2 ORGANIZATION OF THE BOOK 3 1.2.1 INTRODUCTION 3 1.2.2 ROCK
AND MINERAL NOMENCLATURE 3 1.3 OUTLINE OF THE GEOLOGY OF GREECE 6 1.3.1
INTRODUCTION 6 1.3.2 A BRIEF HISTORY OF GEOLOGICAL STUDIES IN GREECE 6
1.3.3 TERRANES OF THE HELLENIDES 8 1.3.4 PRE-MESOZOIC CONTINENTAL
BASEMENT 10 1.3.5 TECTONO-STRATIGRAPHY OF THE HELLENIDES 11 1.3.6
MESOZOIC RIFTING AND SEDIMENTATION 11 1.3.7 THE OPHIOLITES 14 1.3.8
ALPINE OROGENESIS 14 1.3.9 NEOGENE EXTENSION AND BLOCK ROTATION 15
1.3.10 CENOZOIC IGNEOUS ACTIVITY 16 1.4 THE PRESENT GEOPHYSICAL FIELDS
19 1.5 PLATE TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF GREECE 21 2 LATE PALEOZOIC PLUTONISM
AND VOLCANISM 25 2.1 INTRODUCTION: THE HERCYNIAN BASEMENT OF GREECE 25
2.2 PLUTONS IN THE PELAGONIAN ZONE OF THESSALY AND WESTERN MACEDONIA:
TYPE EXAMPLE 26 2.2.1 REGIONAL STRUCTURAL SETTING 26 2.2.2 GEOLOGY OF
THE VERDIKOUSSA PLUTON 28 2.2.3 GEOLOGY OF OTHER PLUTONS OF THE
PELAGONIAN ZONE 28 2.3 PROBABLE HERCYNIAN PLUTONISM IN NORTHEASTERN
GREECE 31 2.3.1 VARDAR ZONE 31 2.3.2 SERBO-MACEDONIAN AND RHODOPE ZONES
32 2.3.3 BASEMENT ROCKS OF WESTERN ANATOLIA 32 2.4 HERCYNIAN BASEMENT
ROCKS IN SOUTHERN GREECE 33 2.4.1 CYCLADES ISLANDS 33 VIII CONTENTS
2.4.2 CRETE, DODECANESE AND THE PELOPONNESE 34 2.4.3 ATTIKI, OTHRIS,
EVIA AND CHIOS 35 2.5 GEOLOGY OF VOLCANIC ROCKS OF KARAKAYA SUTURE ZONE
35 2.5.1 INTRODUCTION 35 2.5.2 GEOLOGICAL SETTING OF CHIOS 36 2.5.3
GEOLOGICAL SETTING OF LESBOS 37 2.5.4 THE POSSIBLE EXTENSION OF THE
KARAKAYA SUTURE TO GREECE 38 2.6 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY 38 2.6.1
PETROGRAPHY OF THE GRANITOID ROCKS 38 2.6.2 PETROGRAPHY OF THE MAFIC
PLUTONIC ROCKS 42 2.6.3 GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE GRANITOID ROCKS AND
ASSOCIATED MAFIC ROCKS 42 2.6.4 GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE HERCYNIAN
AMPHIBOLITES 49 2.6.5 GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE PALEOZOIC VOLCANIC ROCKS OF
CHIOS 49 2.7 SYNTHESIS OF THE REGIONAL SETTING OF CARBONIFEROUS PLUTONS
51 3 TRIASSIC RIFTING AND VOLCANISM 57 3.1 GENERAL GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF
THE EARLY MESOZOIC OF GREECE 57 3.1.1 INTRODUCTION: THE CREATION
OFNEOTETHYS 57 3.1.2 PLATE-TECTONIC INTERPRETATION OFTRIASSIC RIFTING 58
3.1.3 PERMIAN-TRIASSIC RIFTING IN GREECE 60 3.2 OTHRIS AND NORTH EVIA: A
TYPE EXAMPLE 61 3.2.1 INTRODUCTION 61 3.2.2 GEOLOGIC SETTING OF THE
EARLY TO MID-TRIASSIC EARLY-RIFTING VOLCANIC ROCKS.... 63 3.2.3 GEOLOGIC
SETTING OF THE CARNIAN VOLCANIC ROCKS OF OTHRIS 64 3.2.4 GEOLOGIC
SETTING OF PLATE TRIASSIC - PJURASSIC OCEAN-FLOOR OF OTHRIS AND EVIA 65
3.2.5 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE EARLY TO MID-TRIASSIC ALKALINE
VOLCANIC ROCKS :: 65 3.2.6 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF MID-TO LATE
TRIASSIC SUBALKALINE VOLCANIC ROCKS 67 3.2.7 PETROGRAPHY AND
GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE LATE TRIASSIC * EARLY JURASSIC OCEAN FLOOR ROCKS ;
71 3.2.8 REGIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE OTHRIS-EVIA TRANSECT 71 3.3
GEOLOGY OFTRIASSIC VOLCANIC ROCKS OF APULIA ON THE MARGIN OF THE PINDOS
OCEAN 73 3.3.1 PHYLLITE-QUARTZITE UNIT 73 3.3.2 WESTERN MARGIN OF THE
PINDOS ZONE 76 3.3.3 PINDOS ZONE OF CRETE AND THE SOUTH AEGEAN ISLANDS
77 3.3.4 TRIASSIC VOLCANIC ROCKS WITHIN MELANGES 77 3.3.5 KERASSIES *
MILEA OPHIOLITE ZONE 78 3.3.6 PARNASSOS ZONE 78 3.4 ?TRIASSIC
META-IGNEOUS ROCKS OF THE CYCLADES, SOUTH EVIA AND THESSALY 79 3.4.1
INTRODUCTION 79 3.4.2 BASAL UNIT OF THE CYCLADES: VOLCANIC ROCKS 79
3.4.3 BASAL UNIT OF THE CYCLADES: GRANITES 80 3.4.4 INTERMEDIATE UNIT OF
THE CYCLADES 80 CONTENTS IX 3.4.5 THE STYRA-OCHI UNIT OF SOUTHERN EVIA
81 3.4.6 THE BLUESCHIST UNITS OFTHESSALY 82 3.5 GEOLOGY OF TRIASSIC
VOLCANIC ROCKS OF PELAGONIA 82 3.5.1 THE PELAGONIAN NAPPES OF MAINLAND
GREECE 82 3.5.2 UPPER UNIT OF THE CYCLADES AND PELAGONIAN NAPPES OF THE
EASTERN AEGEAN ISLANDS 83 3.6 GEOLOGY OFTRIASSIC VOLCANIC ROCKS OF THE
VARDAR AND SERBO-MACEDONIAN ZONES 84 3.6.1 INTRODUCTION 84 3.6.2
CIRCUM-RHODOPE BELT 85 3.6.3 SUMMARY 88 3.7 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY
88 3.7.1 INTRODUCTION 88 3.7.2 SUBALKALINE BASALTIC ANDESITE AND RELATED
ROCKS 88 3.7.3 BASALT AND ANDESITE OF SHOSHONITIC OR CALC-ALKALINE
AFFINITY 93 3.7.4 ALKALINE BASALT 94 3.7.5 MORB-RELATED ROCKS 95 3.7.6
SUBALKALINE ROCKS WITH BONINITIC AFFINITIES 96 3.7.7 RHYOLITE 97 3.8
REGIONAL SYNTHESIS 99 3.8.1 STRATIGRAPHIC AND PALEOGEOGRAPHIC
DISTRIBUTION OF VOLCANIC ROCKS 99 3.8.2 THE RELATIONSHIP OFTRIASSIC
VOLCANISM TO RIFTING AND MANTLE PLUMES 100 3.8.3 THE ROLE OF SUBDUCTION
AND BACK-ARC SPREADING IN THE GENESIS OF TRIASSIC VOLCANIC ROCKS 101 4
JURASSIC PINDOS OCEAN BASIN: OPHIOLITES AND MELANGES 104 4.1
INTRODUCTION: THE WESTERN OPHIOLITE BELT OF GREECE 104 4.2 TYPE EXAMPLE:
THE VOURINDS AND PINDOS OPHIOLITES 106 4.2.1 GEOLOGY OF THE VBURINOS
OPHIOLITE 106 4.2.2 GEOLOGY OF THE PINDOS OPHIOLITE 109 4.2.3
PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE VOURINOS AND PINDOS OPHIOLITES 112
4.2.4 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SUB-OPHIOLITIC MELANGE 117 4.2.5 EMPLACEMENT
OF THE VOURINOS AND PINDOS OPHIOLITES 119 4.3 THE WESTERN JURASSIC
OPHIOLITE SEQUENCES AND RELATED ROCKS OF THE PELAGONIAN ZONE 123 4.3.1
INTRODUCTION 123 4.3.2 OPHIOLITES OF NORTHWESTERN THESSALY AND WESTERN
MACEDONIA 123 4.3.3 OPHIOLITES OF OTHRIS 124 4.3.4 OPHIOLITES OF EVIA
AND PELION 126 4.3.5 OPHIOLITES OF BEOTIA AND ATTIKI 126 4.3.6
OPHIOLITES OF ARGOLIS 128 4.3.7 MELANGES BENEATH THE WESTERN OPHIOLITE
BELT 129 4.3.8 THE RECORD OF VOLCANISM IN THE FORELAND BASIN CREATED BY
THE OBDUCTING OPHIOLITES 130 4.3.9 EVIDENCE FOR OPHIOLITES IN DETRITAL
CONGLOMERATES OF THE EXTERNAL HELLENIDES 131 X CONTENTS 4.3.10 TECTONIC
SLICES IN DIE PINDOS BASIN OF THE PELOPONNESE 131 4.3.11 CLAY-MINERAL
AND MANGANESE EVIDENCE FOR VOLCANIC ACTIVITY 132 4.3.12 ULTRAMAFIC AND
MAFIC ROCKS OF THE LOWER NAPPE OF THE PHYLLITE-QUARTZITE UNIT 132 4.4
META-OPHIOLITES IN THE INTERMEDIATE UNIT OF THE ATTICO-CYCLADIC COMPLEX
AND POSSIBLE CORRELATIVES INTHESSALY 133 4.4.1 INTRODUCTION 133 4.4.2
CYCLADES 133 4.4.3 BLUESCHIST UNIT OFTHESSALY 135 4.5 THE OPHIOLITE
NAPPE OF CRETE, THE SOUTH AEGEAN ISLANDS, AND THE UPPER UNIT OF THE
CYCLADES 135 4.5.1 INTRODUCTION 135 4.5.2 CRETE AND GAVDOS 135 4.5.3
KARPATHOS AND RHODOS 136 4.5.4 OPHIOLITES OF THE UPPER UNIT OF THE
CYCLADES 136 4.6 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF DIE WESTERN OPHIOLITE
BELT 138 4.6.1 VOLCANIC AND DYKE ROCKS 138 4.6.2 PLUTONIC ROCKS 141
4.6.3 ULTRAMAFIC ROCKS 143 4.6.4 CHROMITE 144 4.6.5 HYDROTHERMAL
MINERALIZATION 145 4.7 SYNTHESIS: DISTRIBUTION AND ORIGIN OF JURASSIC
OCEANIC IGNEOUS ROCKS 146 4.7.1 OCEANIC ENVIRONMENTS REVEALED BY
GEOCHEMICAL STUDIES 146 4.7.2 WHAT OCEANS DID THE OPHIOLITES COME FROM?
147 5 MESOZOIC OCEAN CRUST OF NORTHEAST GREECE 151 5.1 TECTONIC AND
STRATIGRAPHIC SETTING OF NORTHEAST GREECE 151 5.2 MESOZOIC IGNEOUS ROCKS
OF THE VARDAR ZONE .... 154 5-2.1 ALMOPIAS SUBZONE: GEOLOGICAL SUMMARY
154 5.2.2 OPHIOLITES OF THE EASTERN ALMOPIAS SUBZONE 158 5.2.3
DISMEMBERED OPHIOLITES OF THE CENTRAL ALMOPIAS SUBZONE 159 5-2.4
OPHIOLITES OF THE WESTERN ALMOPIAS SUBZONE 160 5.2.5 EASTERN THESSALY
AND PELION 160 5.2.6 EOHELLENIC UNIT OF THE ISLANDS OF THE NORTHWEST
AEGEAN SEA 163 5.2.7 PALKON SUBZONE 165 5.2.8 PEONIAS SUBZONE: OVERVIEW
167 5-2.9 GUEVGUELI OPHIOLITES 169 5.2.10 GRANITES OF THE PEONIAS
SUBZONE 171 5.2.11 STIP-AXIOS MASSIF 171 5.2.12 THESSALONIKI OPHIOLITES
171 5.2.13 OREOKASTRO OPHIOLITE 172 5.2.14 ASPRO VRISSI FORMATION 173
5.2.15 CHORTIATIS MAGMATIC SUITE OF NORDIERN CHALKIDIKI 173 5.2.16
CHORTIATIS MAGMATIC SUITE OF SITHONIA 174 5.2.17 SITHONIA OPHIOLITIC
RIFT COMPLEX 175 5.2.18 THE CIRCUM-RHODOPE BELT IN SAMOTHRAKI 178
CONTENTS XI 5.2.19 THE CIRCUM-RHODOPE BELT OF SOUTHEASTERN THRACE 180
5.2.20 OPHIOLITES OF THE NORTHEAST AEGEAN 183 5.3 MESOZOIC IGNEOUS ROCKS
OF THE RHODOPE AND SERBO-MACEDONIAN ZONES... 185 5.3.1 OUTLINE OF THE
GEOLOGY OF THE RHODOPE AND SERBO-MACEDONIAN ZONES .... 185 5.3.2 GEOLOGY
OF META-IGNEOUS ROCKS OF THE RHODOPE ZONE 189 5.3.3 GEOLOGY OF
META-OPHIOLITES AND AMPHIBOLITES OF THE SERBO-MACEDONIAN ZONE 190 5.3.4
GRANITES OF THE SERBO-MACEDONIAN ZONE 192 5.4 PETROGRAPHY AND
GEOCHEMISTRY OF MESOZOIC IGNEOUS ROCKS OF NORTHEASTERN GREECE 193 5.4.1
OPHIOLITIC ROCKS OF THE ALMOPIAS SUBZONE 193 5.4.2 OPHIOLITIC ROCKS OF
THE EASTERN PEONIAS SUBZONE 196 5.4.3 GUEVGUELI OPHIOLITES 199 5.4.4
SITHONIA OPHIOLITES 201 5.4.5 OPHIOLITIC ROCKS OF SAMOTHRAKI AND THRACE
204 5.4.6 OPHIOLITIC ROCKS OF THE RHODOPE AND SERBO-MACEDONIAN ZONES 206
5.4.7 OPHIOLITIC ROCKS OF LESBOS 207 5.4.8 SUBDUCTION-RELATED VOLCANISM
OF THE PA IKON SUBZONE 210 5.4.9 CHORTIATIS SUITE 210 5.4.10 JURASSIC
DYKES AND GRANITES OF THE VARDAR ZONE 212 5.4.11 OLDER GRANITES OF THE
SERBO-MACEDONIAN ZONE 213 5.5 REGIONAL SYNTHESIS 216 5.5.1 REGIONAL
TECTONIC FRAMEWORK 216 5.5.2 THE OPHIOLITES OF THE VARDAR ZONE AND
CIRCUM-RHODOPE BELT 218 5.5.3 TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE SERBO-MACEDONIAN
AND RHODOPE ZONES 222 5.5.4 A PLATE TECTONIC MODEL 223 6 CRETACEOUS
OPHIOLITES AND SUBDUCTION IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH GREECE 226 6.1 LATE
CRETACEOUS OPHIOLITIC ROCKS 226 6.1.1 LATE CRETACEOUS OCEANIC CRUST IN
CENTRAL EVIA 226 6.1.2 POSSIBLE LATEST CRETACEOUS OCEANIC CRUST IN THE
SPORADES, PELION, SKYROS AND MACEDONIA ; 226 6.1.3 THE ERMIONI COMPLEX
OF ARGOLIS 228 6.1.4 CRETACEOUS OCEANIC CRUST IN THE SOUTH AEGEAN
ISLANDS 228 6.1.5 STRATIGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF MANGANIFEROUS
SEDIMENTARY ROCKS IN THE PINDOS BASIN 229 6.1.6 PETROGRAPHY AND
GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE OPHIOLITIC ROCKS 229 6.2 CRETACEOUS
SUBDUCTION/ACCRETION COMPLEXES 231 6.2.1 CRETE 231 6.2.2 CYCLADES 233
6.2.3 POSSIBLE EVIDENCE OF CRETACEOUS SUBDUCTION IN THE BLUESCHIST BELT
OF EVIA AND THE CYCLADES 234 6.2.4 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE
SUBDUCTION COMPLEXES 234 6.3 REGIONAL SYNDIESIS 236 XII CONTENTS 7 EARLY
TERTIARY PLUTONISM AND VOLCANISM OF MACEDONIA AND THRACE 238 7.1
CENOZOIC EVOLUTION OF THE AEGEAN REGION 238 7.1.1 INTRODUCTION 238 7.1.2
REGIONAL EVIDENCE FOR EXTENSION 239 7.2 PRE-OLIGOCENE PLUTONS OF THE
SERBO-MACEDONIAN AND RHODOPE ZONES 244 7.2.1 INTRODUCTION 244 7.2.2
SITHONIA PLUTONIC COMPLEX: A TYPE EXAMPLE OF EOCENE PLUTONISM IN
CHALKIDIKI 244 7.2.3 OURANOPOLIS AND OTHER EOCENE PLUTONS OF CHALKIDIKI
245 7.2.4 THE ELATIA-SKALOTI PLUTON 246 7.2.5 OTHER PLUTONS OF UNCERTAIN
AGE 248 7.3 OLIGOCENE PLUTONISM 248 7.3.1 INTRODUCTION 248 7.3.2 XANTHI
PLUTON: TYPE EXAMPLE OF OLIGOCENE PLUTONISM 248 7.3.3 NORTHEASTERN
VRONDOU PLUTON 250 7.3.4 SMALLER RHODOPE PLUTONS 251 7.3.5 PLUTONS OF
CENTRAL THRACE 251 7.3.6 OLIGOCENE PORPHYRY INTRUSIONS OF THE
SERBO-MACEDONIAN ZONE 252 7.4 OLIGOCENE VOLCANIC ROCKS OF THE RHODOPE
ZONE AND THRACE 255 7.5 EARLY MIOCENE EXTENSION-RELATED PLUTONISM 257
7.5.1 KAVALA PLUTON 257 7.5.2 SOUTHWESTERN VRONDOU PLUTON 258 7.6
PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY 259 7.6.1 EOCENE PLUTONS OF CHALKIDIKI 259
7.6.2 ELATIA - SKALOTI PLUTON 260 7.6.3 OLIGOCENE PLUTONS AND VOLCANIC
ROCKS 264 7.6.4 MIOCENE PLUTONS AND HYPABYSSAL ROCKS 274 7.6.5 ISOTOPIC
DATA 277 7.6.6 PETROGENESIS OF THE EOCENE-MIOCENE IGNEOUS ROCKS 281 7.7
REGIONAL SYNTHESIS 282 8 EARLY MIOCENE VOLCANISM OF THE NORTHEAST AEGEAN
284 8.1 LESBOS: A TYPE EXAMPLE 284 8.1.1 REGIONAL GEOLOGIC SETTING 284
8.1.2 GEOLOGY OF LESBOS 284 8.1.3 STRATIGRAPHIC AND SPATIAL VARIATIONS
IN GEOCHEMISTRY OF LESBOS 289 8.1.4 ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF LESBOS 293
8.1.5 MINERALOGY OF THE VOLCANIC ROCKS OF LESBOS 295 8.2 THE GEOLOGY OF
OTHER VOLCANIC CENTRES 296 8.2.1 LIMNOS 296 8.2.2 AGIOS EVSTRATIOS 297
8.2.3 SAMOTHRAKI 298 8.2.4 ANATOLIA 300 8.3 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY
OF THE OTHER VOLCANIC CENTRES 301 8.3.1 VOLCANIC ROCKS 301 CONTENTS XIII
8.3.2 PLUTONIC ROCKS 302 8.4 REGIONAL SYNTHESIS 304 9 MIOCENE PLUTONISM
IN THE CYCLADES 310 9.1 THE GENERAL SETTING OF MIOCENE IGNEOUS ACTIVITY
IN THE CYCLADES 310 9.1.1 INTRODUCTION 310 9.1.2 THE METAMORPHIC HISTORY
OF THE CYCLADES 312 9.2 THE CENTRAL CYCLADES GRANITES 313 9.2.1 GEOLOGY
OF NAXOS 313 9.2.2 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF NAXOS 316 9.2.3
GEOLOGY AND STRUCTURE OF DELOS 320 9.2.4 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF
DELOS 327 9.2.5 TINOS 328 9.2.6 MYKONOS 329 9.2.7 PAROS AND ADJACENT
ISLANDS 330 9.2.8 IKARIA 331 9.3 THE WESTERN CYCLADES GRANODIORITES 333
9.3.1 SERIFOS 333 9.3.2 LAVRION 333 9.4 THE EASTERN CYCLADES MONZONITES
335 9.4.1 KOS 335 9.4.2 SAMOS 335 9.5 REGIONAL VARIATION IN THE PLUTONIC
ROCKS OF THE CYCLADES 337 9.5.1 SYNTHESIS OF AGE OF PLUTONISM 337 9.5.2
REGIONAL TRENDS IN PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE PLUTONS 339 9.5.3
REGIONAL TRENDS IN ISOTOPIC VARIATION 339 9.6 MID-CENOZOIC MINOR
VOLCANISM IN THE SOUTH AEGEAN 341 9.6.1 OLIGOCENE ASH IN RHODOS ..;...
341 9.6.2 RHYOLITIC PYROCLASTIC ROCKS OF MIOCENE-PLIOCENE AGE 341 9.6.3
THE RECORD OF VOLCANISM FROM TEPHRA DEPOSITS 342 , 9.7 SYNTHESIS:
PETROGENESIS AND TECTONIC SETTING 342 9.7.1 PETROGENETIC SYNTHESIS : 342
9.7.2 TECTONIC SETTING 342 10 MIOCENE-QUATERNARY VOLCANIC ROCKS OF
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN GREECE .... 346 10.1 INTRODUCTION: THE AEGEAN SEA
AS A BACK-ARC BASIN 346 10.2 GEOLOGY OF INDIVIDUAL VOLCANIC CENTRES 349
10.2.1 MID-MIOCENE OF THE EASTERN AEGEAN 349 10.2.2 MID-MIOCENE OF THE
CENTRAL AEGEAN 350 10.2.3 UPPER MIOCENE OF THE SOUTHEAST AEGEAN SEA 352
10.2.4 EUBOECOS 356 10.2.5 THE NORTH AEGEAN SEA AND MACEDONIA 356 10.2.6
WESTERN ANATOLIA AND EASTERN THRACE 358 10.2.7 GEOTHERMAL ACTIVITY 359
10.3 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY 359 XIV CONTENTS 10.3.1 GENERAL
GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTER OF THE BACK-ARC VOLCANIC ROCKS 359 10.3.2
MINERALOGY 361 10.3.3 ISOTOPIC VARIABILITY 364 10.3.4 BASALT 368 10.3.5
TRACHYTE AND RELATED ROCKS 373 10.3.6 ADAKITE 377 10.3.7 THE
CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE OF LAVAS 383 10.4 SYNTHESIS: PETROGENESIS AND
TECTONIC SETTING 384 10.4.1 PETROGENETIC SYNTHESIS 384 10.4.2 TECTONIC
INTERPRETATION OF REGIONAL VARIABILITY 385 11 THE SOUTH AEGEAN ARC 393
11.1 THE GEOLOGIC SETTING OF THE MAJOR VOLCANIC CENTRES 393 11.1.1
INTRODUCTION 393 11.1.2 THE MARINE TEPHROCHRONOLOGY RECORD 395 11.1.3
VOLCANIC CENTRES OF THE SARONIC GULF 398 11.1.4 THE MILOS GROUP 402
11.1.5 SANTORINI 406 11.1.6 VOLCANIC CENTRES OF THE SOUTHEAST AEGEAN 412
11.1.7 THE RELATIONSHIP OF TECTONISM AND VOLCANISM 417 11.2 PETROGRAPHY
AND GEOCHEMISTRY 418 11.2.1 GENERAL GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTER OF THE
VOLCANIC ROCKS OF THE SOUTH AEGEAN ARC 418 11.2.2 ISOTOPIC VARIABILITY
IN THE VOLCANIC ROCKS OF THE SOUTH AEGEAN ARC 419 11.2.3 PETROLOGICAL
EVOLUTION THROUGH TIME AT CENTRES OF THE SARONIC GULF AND MILOS 425
11.2.4 PETROLOGICAL EVOLUTION THROUGH TIME AT SANTORINI 426 11.2.5
PETROLOGICAL EVOLUTION THROUGH TIME AT NISYROS AND KOS.I. 427 11.2.6 THE
EVOLUTION.AND ERUPTION OF MAGMA CHAMBERS 430 11.2.7 PROCESSES OF
GEOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION 433 11.3 SYNTHESIS: PETROGENESIS AND TECTONIC
SETTING :. 435 11.3.1 PETROGENETIC SYNTHESIS 435 11.3.2 THE ROLE OF
SUBDUCTION AND EXTENSION 436 12 SYNTHESIS 438 12.1 INTRODUCTION 438 12.2
GENERAL THEMES IN THE GEOLOGICAL EVOLUTION OF GREECE 438 12.2.1 LATE
PALEOZOIC ASSEMBLY OF CONTINENTAL FRAGMENTS 438 12.2.2 PERMIAN-TRIASSIC
RIFTING 438 12.2.3 MESOZOIC - CENOZOIC HISTORY OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND
ITS CONTROL ON EVENTS IN GREECE 439 12.2.4 OPHIOLITES 439 12.2.5 OCEAN
CLOSURE AND COLLISION OF CONTINENTAL FRAGMENTS 440 12.2.6 CENOZOIC
EXTENSION AND SOUTHWARD MIGRATION OF THE SUBDUCTION ZONE .... 440 12.3
GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC EVOLUTION OF THE SUB-CONTINENTAL LITHOSPHERIC
MANTLE 441 CONTENTS XV 12.3.1 PB ISOTOPES 441 12.3.2 SR AND ND ISOTOPES
442 12.3.3 REGIONAL INTERPRETATION OF ISOTOPIC VARIABILITY 442 12.4
ECONOMIC AND SOCIETAL ASPECTS OF IGNEOUS ACTIVITY 443 12.4.1 MINERAL
RESOURCES 443 12.4.2 GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES 446 12.4.3 RADON AND OTHER
GEOMEDICAL HAZARDS 446 12.4.4 VOLCANIC RISK 447 REFERENCES 448 APPENDIX
1 511 APPENDIX 2 525 APPENDIX 3 557 GENERAL INDEX 562
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