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Identification of Source Lithology in the Hawaiian and Canary Islands: Implications for Origins

Herzberg, Claude·2011·Journal of Petrology

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Results are reported of an exploration of mantle source lithology for intraplate magmas using whole-rock and olivine phenocryst com-positions.This analysis includes modern mid-ocean ridge basalts and Archean komatiites as low- and high-temperature reference frames. It is shown that the Ni, Ca, Mn, and Fe/Mn contents of olivine pheno-crysts in modern mid-ocean ridge basalts and Archean komatiites are consistent with a normal peridotite source. In contrast, olivine pheno-crysts in shield-building lavas on Hawaii are higher in Ni and Fe/ Mn, and lower in Mn and Ca than those expected to crystallize from meltsofa normalperidotite source, andpoint to the importanceofpyrox-enite as proposed by Sobolev and co-workers. Hawaiian shield stage lavas and their olivine phenocrysts are similar to those expected from partial melts of a100 % stage 2 pyroxenite source. Such a source might form from a variety of melt^rock, melt^melt, and rock^rock reactions. Primary pyroxenite-derived magmas have a range of SiO2 contents

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Authors
Herzberg, C.
Venue
Journal of Petrology
Published
2010-12-02
Volume
52
Issue
1
Pages
113-146
ISSN
  • 0022-3530 (ISSN-L)
  • 1460-2415
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566
References
113
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12.25
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journal article
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en
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