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Petrology of the Area East of Daltonganj, Palamau District, Bihar


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The Precambrian terrain to the east and south east of Daltonganj (84°04' : 24°02'), shows considerable variation in composition and mineral assemblage within the metamorphites comprising: paragneisses with local migmatitic variants, metapelites, calcgranolites and amphibolites. There are evidences of polyphase deformation in the metamorphics. Within the metamorphics is emplaced a post-kinematic leucogranite body forming an oval outcrop in the central part of the area. The present investigation reveals a calcalkaline suite post-dating metamorphism and comprising diorite, granodiorite and tonalite. The leucogranite appears to be the culminating phase of this calcalkaline magmatism.
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  • Petrology of the Area East of Daltonganj, Palamau District, Bihar

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Gopal Lahiri
Department of Geology, Presidency College, Calcutta 700 073, India
Somnath Das
Department of Geology, Presidency College, Calcutta 700 073, India

Abstract


The Precambrian terrain to the east and south east of Daltonganj (84°04' : 24°02'), shows considerable variation in composition and mineral assemblage within the metamorphites comprising: paragneisses with local migmatitic variants, metapelites, calcgranolites and amphibolites. There are evidences of polyphase deformation in the metamorphics. Within the metamorphics is emplaced a post-kinematic leucogranite body forming an oval outcrop in the central part of the area. The present investigation reveals a calcalkaline suite post-dating metamorphism and comprising diorite, granodiorite and tonalite. The leucogranite appears to be the culminating phase of this calcalkaline magmatism.