2017
DOI: 10.1144/m48.12
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Chapter 12 Tectonic and metamorphic evolution of the Mogok Metamorphic and Jade Mines belts and ophiolitic terranes of Burma (Myanmar)

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“…The main pulse of metamorphism recorded by rocks in the Mogok valley appears to have begun around 60 Ma and extended until titanite crystallization or diffusive Pb closure at 22 Ma. This timing is similar to that from the MMB to the south around Mandalay (Searle et al, 2007, 2017). The oldest dates may reflect regional contact metamorphism around the trans‐Himalayan batholith.…”
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“…The main pulse of metamorphism recorded by rocks in the Mogok valley appears to have begun around 60 Ma and extended until titanite crystallization or diffusive Pb closure at 22 Ma. This timing is similar to that from the MMB to the south around Mandalay (Searle et al, 2007, 2017). The oldest dates may reflect regional contact metamorphism around the trans‐Himalayan batholith.…”
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confidence: 80%
“…These gems are common in the Mogok valley and hills to the north but rarely occur along the MMB south and north of Mogok. Thus, the two metamorphic episodes, pre‐57 Ma (Paleocene) and 47–29 Ma (late Eocene–Oligocene), proposed by Searle et al (2007, 2017) apply to the MMB around Mandalay but not necessarily to the ruby‐ and sapphire‐bearing marbles in the gems fields of the Mogok valley farther north. Another question of direct relevance to the genesis of the MMB is why gem quality ruby and sapphire are localized in the Mogok Valley north of Mandalay and not widely distributed throughout the belt.…”
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“…The MMB is a nearly N‐S aligned belt consisting of mainly high‐grade metamorphic rocks and granites (Searle et al, ). It extends from the Andaman Sea to the east Himalayan syntaxis, parallel to the Sagaing fault (Figure a; Searle et al, , ). Right‐lateral ductile deformation is observed along strike (Bertrand et al, ).…”
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“…Furthermore, the investigations were hampered by no obvious tectonic landform due to sedimentation and/or rapid erosion. Steckler et al, 2016;Searle et al, 2017;Mallick et al, 2019;Wang et al, 2019). The tectonic units are delimited by different colors.…”
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