JOURNAL OF METAMORPHIC GEOLOGY - V15, 1997

    Number 1, January 1997, pp 1 - 168.

  1. W. Heinrich (whsati@gfz-potsdam.de), G. Andrehs and G. Franz: Monazite- Xenotime thermometry I: an empirical calibration of the (LHREE-HREE)PO4 solvus and a possible tool for determination of prograde temperature-time paths. pp. 3 -16.
  2. T. Theye (t.theye@tu-bs.de), C. Chopin, K.-D. Grevel and E. Ockenga: The assemblage diaspore + quartz in metamorphic rocks: a petrological, experimental and thermodynamic study. pp. 17 - 28.
  3. C. Denison, W.D. Carlson (wcarlson@mail.utexas.edu) and R.A. Ketcham: Three-dimensional quantitative textural analysis of metamorphic rocks using high-resolution computed X-ray tomography: part I. Methods and techniques. pp. 29 - 44.Figure 3; 3c; 3ag (3.2Mb); 3eb (2.6Mb); Figure 5; 5c;
  4. C. Denison and W.D. Carlson (wcarlson@mail.utexas.edu): Three-dimensional quantitative textural analysis of metamorphic rocks using high-resolution computed X-ray tomography: part II application to natural samples. pp. 45 - 57. Figure 1a; 1ac; 1b; 1c;
  5. M.B. Holness (mholness@glg.ed.ac.uk): Fluid flow paths and mechanisms of fluid infiltration in carbonates during contact metamorphism: the Beinn an Dubhaich aureole, Skye. pp. 59 - 70.
  6. M.B. Holness (mholness@glg.ed.ac.uk) and A.E. Fallick: Palaeohydrology of the calc-silicate aureole of the Beinn an Dubhaich granite, Skye: a stable isotopic study. pp. 71 - 83.
  7. A.D.L. Skelton (askelton@glg.ed.ac.uk): The effect of metamorphic fluid flow on the nucleation and growth of garnets from Troms, North Norway.
  8. A. Barnicoat (a.barnicoat@earth.leeds.ac.uk) and I. Cartwright: The gabbro-eclogite transformation: an oxygen and petrographic study of the west Alpine ophiolites. pp. 85 - 92.
  9. C.J. Carson (chris@es.su.oz.au), R. Powell, C.J.L. Wilson and P.G.H.M. Dirks: Partial melting during tectonic exhumation of a granulite terrane: an example from the Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica. pp. 105 - 126.
  10. K. Mezger (klaus@mainz.mpg.dpb.de) and E.J. Krogstad: Interpretation of discordant U-Pb zircon ages: an evaluation. pp. 127 - 140.
  11. G. Stevens (065gary@cosmos.wits.ac.za): Melting, carbonic fluids and water recycling in the deep crust: an example from the Limpopo Belt, South Africa. pp. 141 - 154.
  12. C.E. Jacobson (cejac@iastate.edu): Metamorphic convergence of the upper and lower plates of the Vincent thrust, San Gabriel Mountains, southern California, USA. pp. 155 - 165.

    Number 2, March 1997, pp. 169 - 298.

  13. T. Kato, M. Enami and M. Zhai: Ultrahigh-pressure marble and eclogite in the Su-Lu-UHP terrane, eastern China. pp. 169 - 182.
  14. R.Y. Zhang and J.G. Liou (liou@pangea.stanford.edu): Partial transformation of gabbro to coesite-bearing eclogite from Yangkou, the Sulu terrane, eastern China. pp. 183 - 202.
  15. K. Petrakakis (konstantin.petrakakis@univie.ac.at): Evolution of Moldanubian rocks in Austria: review and synthesis. pp. 203 - 222.
  16. E.M. Mahar (em108@esc.cam.ac.uk), J.M. Baker, R.Powell, T.J.B. Holland and N. Howell: The effect of Mn on mineral stability in metapelites. pp. 223 - 238.
  17. D.A. Carswell (d.a.carswell@sheffield.ac.uk), P.J. O'Brien, R.N. Wilson and M.Zhai: Thermobarometry of phengite-bearing eclogites in the Dabie Mountains of central China. pp. 239 - 252.
  18. J.B. Dawson (jbdawson@glg.ed.ac.uk), S.L. Harley, R.L Rudnick and T.R. Ireland: Equilibration and reaction in Archaean quartz-sapphirine granulite xenoliths from the Lace kimberlite pipe, South Africa. pp. 253 - 266.
  19. W.-T. Jiang (atwtj@sparc3.cc.ncku.edu.tw), D.R. Peacor, P.Arkai, M. Toth and J.-W. Kim: TEM and XRD determination of crystallite size and lattice strain as a function of illite crystallinity in pelitic rocks. pp. 267 - 281.
  20. J. Martignole (martigno@ele.umontreal.ca) and P. Reynolds: 40Ar/39Ar thermochronology along a western Quebec transect of the Grenville Province, Canada. pp. 283 - 296. Analytical database.

    Number 3, May 1997, pp. 299 - 420.

  21. A. Perchuk (alp@p1854.home.chg.ru) and P. Philippot: Rapid cooling and exhumation of eclogite rocks from the Great Caucasus, Russia. pp. 299 - 310.
  22. T. Masuda, T. Morikawa, Y. Nakayama and S. Suzuki: Grain boundary migration of quartz during annealing experiments at high temperatures and pressures, with implications for metamorphic geology. pp. 311 - 322.
  23. K.J.T. Livi (klivi@jhu.edu), D.R. Veblen, J.M. Ferry and M. Frey: Evolution of 2:1 layered silicates in low-grade metamorphosed Liassic shales of central Switzerland. pp. 323 - 344. Analytical database.
  24. A. Ord (a.ord@dem.csiro.au) and N.H.S. Oliver: Mechanical controls on fluid flow during regional metamorphism: some numerical models. pp. 345 - 359.
  25. N.C.N. Stephenson and N.D.J. Cook: Metamorphic evolution of calc-silicate granulites near Battye Glacier, northern Prince Charles Mountains, East Antartica. pp. 361 - 378.
  26. M. Raith (m.raith@uni-bonn.de), S. Karmakar and M. Brown: Ultra-high temperature metamorphism and multistage decompressional evolution of sapphirine granulites from the Parm Hill ranges, southern India. pp. 379 - 400
  27. K.M. Rockow, L.A. Haskin (lah@levee.wust1.edu), B.L. Jolliff and D.M. Fountain: Constraints on element mobility associated with the conversion of granulite to eclogite along fractures in an anorthositic complex on Holsnoy, Norway. pp. 401 - 419.

    Number 4, July 1997, 421 - 550.

  28. C.B. Chernoff (cchernof@geo.arizona.edu) and W.D. Carlson: Disequilibrium for Ca during growth of pelitic garnet. pp. 421 - 438. Analytical database.
  29. H.H. Stowell (hstowell@wgs.geo.ua.edu) and S.A. Goldberg: Sm-Nd garnet dating of polyphase metamorphism: northern Coast Mountains, south-eastern Alaska, USA. pp. 439 - 450.
  30. Yan Liu and Dalai Zhong: Petrology of high-pressure granulites from the Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis. pp. 451 - 466.
  31. T.H. Bell (tim.bell@jcu.edu.au), K.A. Hickey and J. Wang: Spiral and staircase inclusion trail axes within garnet and staurolite porphyroblasts from schists of the Bolton Syncline, Connectitut: timing of porphyroblast growth and the effects of fold development. pp. 467 - 478.
  32. R.Y. Zhang (zhang@pangea.edu), J.G. Liou, W.G. Ernst, R.G. Coleman, N.V. Sobolev and V.S. Shatsky: Metamorphic evolution of diamond-bearing and associated rocks from the Kokchetav Massif, northern Kazakhstan. pp. 479 - 496.
  33. I. Cartwright (icart@artemis.earth.monash.edu.au) and T.R. Weaver: Two-dimensional patterns of metamorphic fluid flow and isotopic resetting in layered and fractured rocks. pp. 497 - 512.
  34. C.S. Todd (ctodd@soest.hawaii.edu) and M. Engi: Metamorphic field gradients in the Central Alps. pp. 513 - 530.
  35. T.J. Dempster (tjd@geology.gla.ac.uk) and P.W.G. Tanner: The biotite isograd, Central Pyrenees: a deformation-controlled reaction. pp. 531 - 548.

    Number 5, September 1997, 551 - 677.

  36. P. Sengupta, S. Sanyal, S. Dasgupta, M. Fukuoka, J. Ehl and S. Pal: Controls of mineral reactions in high grade garnet-wollastonite-scapolite bearing calc-silicate rocks: an example from Anakapalle, Eastern Ghats, India. pp. 551 -564.
  37. M. Sakakibara (sakakiba@sci.ehime-u.ac.jp), H. Ofuka, G. Kimura, H. Isizuka, S. Miyashita, M. Okamura and O.A. Melinikov: Metamorphic evolution of the Susunai metabasites in southern Sakhalin, Russian Republic. pp. 565 - 580.
  38. F.E Brenker (brenker@em.uni-frankfurt.de) and G.P. Brey: Reconstruction of the exhumation path of the Alpe Arami garnet peridotite body from depths exceeding 160km. pp. 581 - 592.
  39. C. Davidson (davidson@beloit.edu), D. Grujic, L.S. Hollister and S.M. Schmid: Metamorphic reactions related to decompression and synkinematic intrusion of leucogranite, High Himalayan Crystallines, Bhutan. pp. 593 - 612. Fig. 3;
  40. J.A. Miller (jmiller@artemis.earth.monash.edu.au), I. Cartwright and I.S. Buick: Granulite facies metamorphism in the Mallee Bore area, northern Harts Range: implications for the thermal evolution of the eastern Arunta Inlier, central Australia. pp. 613 - 629.
  41. W.D. Carlson (wcarlson@mail.utexas.edu) and E.T. Schwarze: Petrological significance of prograde homogenization of growth zoning in garnet: an example from the Llano Uplift. pp. 631 - 644.
  42. J.E. Viruete (escuder@eucmax.sim.ucm.es), A. Indares and R. Arenas: P-T path determinations in the Tormes Gneissis Dome, NW Iberian Massif, Spain. pp. 645 - 663.
  43. R.M. Essex, L.P. Gromet, P-G. Andreasson and L. Albrecht: Early Ordovician U-Pb metamorphic ages of the eclogite-bearing Seve Nappes, Northern Scandinavian Caledonides. pp. 665 - 676.

    Number 6, November 1997, 679 - 800.

  44. C. Meyre (meyre@ubaclu.unibas.ch, C. De Capitani and J.H. Partzsch: A ternary solid solution model for omphacite and its application to geothermobarometry of eclogites from the Middle Adula nappe (Central Alps), Switzerland).
  45. D.E. Harlov, R.C. Newton, E.C. Hansen and A.S. Janardhan: Oxide and sulphide minerals in highly oxidized, Rb-depleted Archaen granulites of the Shevaroy Hills Massif, South India: Oxidation states and the role of metamorphic fluids.
  46. C.J. Carson (chris@es.su.oz.au) and R Powell: Garnet-orthopyroxene geothermometry and geobarometry: error propagation and equilibration effects.
  47. A.K. Mukhopadhyay and A. Bhattacharya (abba@iitkgp.ernet.in): Tectonothermal evolution of the Salur Gneiss Complex in the Eastern Ghats granulite belt of India.
  48. A. Camacho (alfredo.camacho@anu.edu.au), W. Compston, M. McCulloch and I. McDougall: Timing and exhumation of eclogite facies shear zones, Musgrave Block, Central Australia.
  49. M.B. Holness (marian@esc.cam.ac.uk): Geochemical self-organization of olivine-grade contact metamorphosed chert nodules in dolomitic marble, Kilchrist, Skye.
  50. M.A. House (mhouse@gps.caltech.edu), K.V. Hodges and S.A. Bowring: Petrological and geochronological constraints on regional metamorphism along the northern border of the Bitterroot batholith.
  51. G. Pennacchioni (pengio@dmp.unipd.it) and B. Cesare: Ductile-brittle transition in pre-Alpine amphibolite facies mylonites