«(Prima) Zona Diorito-Kinzigitica»

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Representation and status

Index
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CMYK Color
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RGB color
R: 250 G: 210 B: 210
Rank
petrography
Validity
Unit is in Use
Status
informal term
SCS note
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SCS date
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Comment
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Nomenclature

German
«Zona Diorito-Kinzigitica»
French
«Zona Diorito-Kinzigitica»
Italian
«(Prima) Zona Diorito-Kinzigitica»
English
«Zona Diorito-Kinzigitica»
Origin of the Name
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Historical Variants
Kinzigite (Artini & Melzi 1900, Berger & Mercolli 2007), Zona diorito-kinzigitica Ivrea-Verbano (Franchi 1905), zone dioritique d'Ivrée (Henny 1918), Kinzigitzone (Walter 1950), Roches kinzigitiques (Steck & Tièche 1976), Complesso Kinzigitico = Kinzigitic Complex, complesso kinzigitico (Dal Piaz et al. 1992a)
Nomenclatorial Remarks
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Synonyms

Synonyms
Non-synonyms
Possible confusion

Description

Description
Gneiss a biotite, granato e sillimanite
Geomorphology
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Thickness
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Components

Lithological content
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Mineral content
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Fossil content
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Hierarchy and succession

Superordinate unit
kinzigite
Subordinate units
Units at roof
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Units at floor
Lateral equivalents
Upper boundary
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Lower boundary
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Stratigraphic discussion
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Age

Age at top
Paleozoic
Note about top
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Age at base
Proterozoic
Note about base
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Dating method
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Geography

Geographical extent
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Type area
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Type locality
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Type profile
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Reference profiles
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Point of interest
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Paleogeography and tectonic

Paleogeography
Adriatic passive continental margin :
southern continental margin / platform ,
Kind of protolith
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Conditions of formation
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Sequence
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Tectonic Unit (resp. main category)
Ivrea-Verbano zone
Metamorphism
polycyclic
Metamorphic facies
  • granulite facies
Note on metamorphism
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References

Definition
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Revision
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Important publications
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Material and varia

Applications
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  • Gneiss del Pizzo Leone Show details

    Origin of the Name

    Pizzo Leone (TI)

    Rank
    lithostratigraphic Formation
    Status
    informal term
    Valid name
    In Short
    Gneis des nördlichen Teils der Ivrea-Zone (retrograd überprägter Kinzigit/Stronalit, Chloritfazies).
    Age
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    Thickness
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    Geographical extent
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    Type area
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    Comment
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  • Marmo di Candoglia Show details

    Origin of the Name

    Candoglia (Italia), Valle d'Ossola

    Rank
    lithostratigraphic unit
    Status
    local name (informal)
    Valid name
    In Short
    Marmo rosa del complesso kinzigitico della Zona Ivrea-Verbano.
    Age
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    Thickness
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    Geographical extent
    Bassa Val d'Ossola.
    Type area
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    Comment
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