JOURNAL OF METAMORPHIC GEOLOGY - V13, 1995

    Number 1, January 1995, pp 1 - 140.

    Special Issue on Cordilleran High-Pressure Metamorphic Terranes. Edited by B.E. Patrick and H.W. Day

  1. B.E. Patrick and H.W. Day: Cordilleran high-pressure metamorphic terranes: progress and problems.
  2. C. Dusel-Bacon (cdusel@isdmnl.wr.usgs.gov), V.L. Hansen and J.A. Scala: High-pressure amphibolite facies dynamic metamorphism and the Mesozoic tectonic evolution of an ancient continental margin, east-central Alaska.
  3. S.M. Roeske, C. Dusel-Bacon, J.N. Aleinikoff, L.W. Snee and M.A. Lanphere Metamorphic and structural history of continental crust at a Mesozoic collisional margin, the Ruby terrane, central Alaska.
  4. A.B. Till and L.W. Snee: 40Ar/39Ar evidence that formation of blueschists in continental crust was synchronous with foreland fold and thrust belt deformation, western Brooks Range, Alaska.
  5. M. Brocker (brocker@vnwz01.uni-muenster.de) and H.W. Day: Low-grade blueschist facies metamorphism of metagreywackes, Franciscan complex, northern California.
  6. C.E. Jacobsen: Qualitative thermobarometry of inverted metamorphism in the Pelona and Rand schists, southern California, using calciferous amphibole in mafic schist.
  7. J.W. Goodge: Pre-Middle Jurassic accretionary metamorphism in the southern Klamath Mountains of northern California, USA.
  8. B. Patrick: High-pressure-low-temperature metamorphism of granitic orthogneiss in the Brooks Range, northern Alaska.
  9. K.A. Hannula and M.O. McWilliams: Reconsideration of the age of blueschist facies metamorphism on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska, based on phengite 40Ar/39Ar results.

    Number 2, March 1995, pp 141 - 329.

  10. R.Arenas, F.J. Rubio Pascual, F. Diaz Garcia and J.R. Martinez Catalan: High-pressure micro-inclusions and development of an inverted metamorphic gradient in the Santiago Schists (Ordones Complex, NW Iberian Massif, Spain): evidence of subduction and collisional decompression.
  11. S.E. Johnson and R.H. Vernon: Stepping stones and pitfalls in the determination of an anticlockwise P-T-t-deformation path: the low-P, high-T Cooma Complex, Australia.
  12. R.A. Jamieson (becky@ac.dal.ca), N.G. Culshaw and D. Corrigan: North-west propagation of the Grenville orogen: Grenvillian structure and metamorphism near Key Harbour, Georgian Bay, Ontario, Canada.
  13. P.H. Reynolds, N.G. Culshaw, R.A. Jamieson, S.L. Grant and K.J. McKenzie: 40Ar/39Ar traverse - Grenville Front Tectonic Zone to Britt Domain, Grenville Province, Ontario, Canada.
  14. G.T. Nichols: The role of mylonites in the uplift of an oblique lower crustal section, East Antarctica.
  15. E.L. Johnson and L.S. Hollister: Syndeformational fluid trapping in quartz: determining the pressure-temperature conditions of deformation from fluid inclusions and the formation of pure CO2 fluid inclusions during grain boundary migration.
  16. M.J. Kohn, F.S. Spear, T.M. Harrison and I.W.D. Dalziel: 40Ar/39Ar geochronology and P-T-t paths from the Cordillera Darwin metamorphic complex, Tierra del Fuego, Chile.
  17. R.D. Dallymeyer, A. Takasu and K. Yamaguchi: Mesozoic tectonothermal development of the Sambagawa, Mikabu and Chichibu belts, south-west Japan: evidence from 40Ar/39Ar whole-rock phyllite ages.
  18. S.K. Sen, S. Bhattacharya and A. Acharyya: A multi-stage pressure-temperature record in the Chilka Lake granulites: the epitome of the metamorphic evolution of eastern Ghats, India?
  19. J.J. Ague: Deep crustal growth of quartz, kyanite and garnet into large-aperture, fluid-filled fractures, north-eastern Connectitut, USA.
  20. Seung Ryeol Lee and Moonsup Cho: Tectonometamorphic evolution of the Chuncheon amphibolite, central Gyeonggi massif, South Korea.

    Number 3, May 1995, pp 331 - 448.

  21. N. Audibert, B.J. Hensen (b.hensen@unsw.edu.au) and P. Bertrand: Experimental study of phase relations involving osumlite in the system K2O-FeO-MgO-Al2O3-SiO2-H2O at high pressure and temperature.
  22. D.L. Hall and S.M. Sterner: Experimental diffusion of hydrogen into synthetic fluid inclusions in quartz.
  23. M.Q. Jan and A. Karim: Coronas and high-P veins in metagabbros of the Kohistan island arc, northern Pakistan: evidence for crustal thickening during cooling.
  24. R. Tribuzio (Tribuzio@crystal.unipv.it), M.P. Riccardi and L. Ottolini: Trace element redistribution in high-temperature deformed gabbros from East Ligurian ophiolites (Northern Apennines, Italy): constraints on the origin of syndeformational fluids.
  25. Aley El Din K. El Shazly (SCW2633@SQU.edu): Petrology of Fe-Mg carpholite-bearing metasediments from NE Oman.
  26. I. Cartwright (icart@artemis.earth.monash.edu.au) and I.S. Buick: Formation of wollastonite-bearing marbles during late regional metamorphic channelled fluid flow in the Upper Calcsilicate Unit of the Reynolds Range Group, Central Australia.
  27. J. Ganguly, R.H. Singh and D.V. Ramana: Thermal pertubation during charnockitization and granulite facies metamorphism in southern India.
  28. A.J. Zingg: Continuous reactions with amphibole, garnet and plagioclase.

    Number 4, July 1995, pp 449-536.

  29. A.I. Okay: Paragonitic eclogites from Dabie Shan, China: reequilibration during exhumation?
  30. P.G. Andréasson (per-gunnar.andreasson@geol.lu.se) and R.D. Dallmeyer: Tectonothermal evolution of high-alumina rocks within the Protogine Zone, southern Sweden.
  31. A. Indares: Metamorphic interpretation of high-pressure/temperature metapelites with preserved growth zoning in garnet, eastern Grenville Province, Canadian Shield.
  32. P. Schiffman (schiffman@geology.ucdavis.ed) and H. Staudigel: The smectite to chlorite transition in a fossil seamount hydrothermal system: The Basement Complex of La Palma, Canary Islands.
  33. K. Brodie: The development of orientated symplectites during deformation.
  34. M.R. St-Onge (mstonge@cc2smtp.emr.ca) and S.B. Lucas: Large-scale fluid infiltration, metasomatism and re-equilibration of Archaen basement granulites during Paleoproterozoic thrust belt construction, Ungava Orogen, Canada.

    Number 5, September 1995, pp 537-644.

  35. E. Schmädicke (esther@oz.geology.washington.edu), K. Mezger, M.A. Cosca and M. Okrusch: Variscan Sm-Nd and Ar-Ar ages of eclogite facies rocks from the Erzebirge, Bohemian Massif.
  36. U. Altenberger: Local disequilibrium of plagioclase in high-temperature shear zones of the Ivrea Zone, Italy.
  37. R.J. Merriman (k_rjm@va.nkw.ac.uk), B. Roberts, D.R. Peacor and S.R. Hirons: Strain-related differences in the crystal growth of white mica and chlorite: a TEM and XRD study of the development of metapelitic microfabrics in the Southern Uplands thust terrane, Scotland.
  38. N.E. Kitchen and J.W. Valley (valley@geology.wisc.edu): Carbon isotope thermometry in marbles of the Adirondack Mountains, New York.
  39. A.M. Macfarlane (amacfarl@gmu.edu): An evaluation of the inverted metamorphic gradient at Langtang National Park, Central Nepal Himalaya.
  40. D.P Carrington (carrington@ed.ac.uk) and S.L. Harley: The stability of osumilite in metapelitic granulites.
  41. M.W. Nyman (mwnyman@hydra.unm.edu), R.D. Law and S.S. Morgan: Conditions of contact metamorphism, Papoose Flat Pluton, eastern California: implications for cooling and strain histories.

    Number 6, November 1995, pp 645 - 782.

  42. L.L. Pryer and P.-Y.F. Robin: Retrograde metamorphic reactions in deforming granites and the origin of flame perthite.
  43. Ru-yuan Zhang, T. Hirajima, S. Banno, Bolin Cong and J.G. Liou: Petrology of ultrahigh-pressure rocks from the southern Su-Lu region, eastern China.
  44. B. Dutrow (dutrow@hermes.geol.lsu.edu) and D. Norton: Evolution of fluid pressure and fracture propagation during contact metamorphism.
  45. B. Cesare (A45700@PDARI.PD.CNR.IT) and L.S. Hollister: Andalusite- bearing veins at Vedrette di Ries (eastern Alps, Italy): fluid phase composition based on fluid inclusions.
  46. S.W. Faryad (Faryad@ccsun.tuke.sk): Phase petrology and P-T conditions of mafic blueschists from the Meliata unit, West Carpathians, Slovakia.
  47. G.L. Clarke (geoffc@ucc.su.oz.au), R. Powell and R.H. Vernon Reaction relationships during retrograde metamorphism at Olary, South Australia.
  48. Y. Nakashima (yoshito@kafka.bk.tsukuba.ac.jp): Transport model of buoyant metamorphic fluid by hydrofracturing in leaky rock.
  49. A.J. Barker: Post-entrapment of fluid inclusions due to overpressure: evidence from natural samples.
  50. I.P. Burgess, M. Brown (mbrown@earthsun.umd.edu), R.D. Dallmeyer and C.R. Van Staal: Microstructure, metamorphism, thermochronology and P-T-t-deformation history of the Port aux Basques gneisses, southwest Newfoundland, Canada.