1974
DOI: 10.1080/00206817409471904
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Amagmatic “intrusions” of originally sedimentary carbonate rocks into massifs, concentric type, as in Aldanian shield

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“…An analysis of all the absolute-age determinations of the rocks of the various phases of emplacement of these massifs, with all the evidence, suggests a most acceptable figure of 300-420 m. y. This, in combination with geological observations and information on the tectonomagmatic activity in the Sette-Daban during Devonian time, favors Late Devonian age for the bodies (7,11).…”
Section: International Geology Reviewmentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…An analysis of all the absolute-age determinations of the rocks of the various phases of emplacement of these massifs, with all the evidence, suggests a most acceptable figure of 300-420 m. y. This, in combination with geological observations and information on the tectonomagmatic activity in the Sette-Daban during Devonian time, favors Late Devonian age for the bodies (7,11).…”
Section: International Geology Reviewmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…The Gek, Voin, and Povorotnyy massifs lie in the fault zone, and the Gornoozero massif is located 8 km west, but merges with this zone at a depth of 8-10 km (7). Thus, the Burkhala deep-seated fault is a large regional geological structure, characterized by complex construction and lengthy development.…”
Section: International Geology Reviewmentioning
confidence: 96%