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Chloritoid-in andstaurolite-out isograds are well constrained independently of chemical system.
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Thus, the two different garnet compositions reflect different bulk rock compositions, which result in different growth successions of garnet andstaurolite.
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Structural formulae were calculated on the basis of 12 oxygens for garnet, 8 for plagioclase, 22 for biotite and muscovite and 27 forstaurolite.
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In contrast to the strongly cor roded andalusite andstaurolitegrains, the garnet has retained its euhedral shape and is only slightly cor roded.
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Some garnet,stauroliteand kyanite porphyroblasts are fractured, stretched and show asymmetric strain fringes, made of quartz, biotite and chlorite.
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Muscovite grains abutstaurolitecrystals, but are not present as inclusions.
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Garnet andstaurolite-bearing mica schists and gneisses are suggested to have been the major lithologies.
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Other parageneses in metasedimentary enclaves include biotite-kyanite-staurolite, conspicuously lacking chloritoid in the matrix.
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Photomicrographs of a garnet-staurolite-andalusite- cordierite schist (assemblage 5c).
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Stauroliteis absent, muscovite occurs as traces, oligoclase is not zoned.
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In handsamples, macroscopically visiblestaurolitecrystals are of prismatic shape.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Orthoclase,staurolite, pyrite, and fluorite often show penetration twinning.
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