Search Results - "J.C. Aitchison"

Geochronology and isotope geochemistry of Eocene dykes intruding the Ladakh Batholith by Heri, A.R., Aitchison, J.C., King, J.A., Villa, I.M.

“…In order to determine the extent and timing of dyke formation related to possible E–W extension along the southern margin of Eurasia during Early Cenozoic…”
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OSL dating of paleoshorelines at Lagkor Tso, western Tibet by Lee, J., Li, Sheng-Hua, Aitchison, J.C.

“…Lagkor Tso, a saline lake located south of Gertse in western Tibet exhibits spectacular flights of paleoshorelines. Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL)…”
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A Reappraisal of the Poya Terrane (New Caledonia): Accreted Late Cretaceous‐Paleocene Marginal Basin Upper Crust, Passive Margin Sediments, and Early Eocene E‐MORB Sill Complex by Cluzel, Dominique, Whitten, Matthew, Meffre, Sébastien, Aitchison, Jonathan C., Maurizot, Pierre

“…The Poya Terrane of New Caledonia is a composite lithotectonic unit made of (i) Campanian‐Paleocene enriched mid‐ocean ridge basalt (E‐MORB) and BABB‐type…”
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Thermal history of Early Jurassic eclogite facies metamorphism in the Nagaland Ophiolite Complex, NE India: New insights into pre-Cretaceous subduction channel tectonics within the Neo-Tethys by Rajkakati, M., Bhowmik, S.K., Ao, A., Ireland, T.R., Avila, J., Clarke, G.L., Bhandari, A., Aitchison, J.C.

“…Eclogite from two locations in a fossil accretionary complex now exposed in Nagaland, NE India, at the northern end of the Indo-Myanmar ranges, provides the…”
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Eclogites and Blueschists of the Pam Peninsula, NE New Caledonia: a Reappraisal by Clarke, G.L., Aitchison, J.C., Cluzel, D.

“…High-P rocks of the Pam Peninsula, NE New Caledonia, are divided into three zones: (1) an uppermost ferroglaucophane–lawsonite zone of Cretaceous to Eocene…”
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Geochemistry and geochronology of the amphibolite blocks in ophiolitic mélanges along Bangong-Nujiang suture, central Tibet by Wang, Wei-Liang, Aitchison, J.C., Lo, Ching-Hua, Zeng, Qing-Gao

“…Amphibolites occur as blocks within serpentinite-matrix mélange at Dong Tso and Lagkor Tso in the Gertse area of central Tibet, where they are associated with…”
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Volcanic-hypabyssal rock geochemistry of a subduction-related marginal basin ophiolite: Southeast Bohol Ophiolite-Cansiwang M？ange Complex, Central Philippines by D.V. Faustino, G.P. Yumul, Jr, C.B. Dimalanta, J.V. de Jesus, M-F. Zhou, J.C. Aitchison, R.A. Tamayo, Jr

“…The Early Cretaceous Southeast Bohol Ophiolite-Cansiwang Mlange Complex and the Alicia Schist form thebasement of southeastern Bohol Island in central…”
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Probing the basement of southern Tibet; evidence from crustal xenoliths entrained in a Miocene ultrapotassic dyke by Chan, G. H. N, Waters, David J, Searle, M. P, Aitchison, J. C, Horstwood, Matthew S. A, Crowley, Q, Lo, C. H, Chan, J. S. L

“…A variety of felsic and mafic granulites and ultramafic rocks occur as xenoliths within a 12.7 Ma ultrapotassic dyke intruding Xigaze flysch immediately to the…”
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Regional implications of U/Pb SHRIMP age constraints on the tectonic evolution of New Caledonia by Aitchison, J.C, Ireland, T.R, Clarke, G.L, Cluzel, D, Davis, A.M, Meffre, S

“…U/Pb SHRIMP ages for zircons from plagiogranites indicate a Late Carboniferous age of formation for ophiolitic basement of the Koh terrane in the Central Chain…”
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Comment on “Mid-Holocene higher sea level indicators from the south China coast” by W.W.-S. Yim and G. Huang [Mar. Geol. 182 (2002) 225–230]: a regional perspective by Baker, R.G.V., Davis, A.M., Aitchison, J.C., Flood, P.G., Morton, Brian S., Haworth, R.J.

“…The interpretation by Yim and Huang (2002) of our discovery of a relic encrustation of the oyster ( Saccostrea cucullata) 1.9 m above the comparative present…”
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Late Holocene higher sea-level indicators from the South China coast by Davis, A.M, Aitchison, J.C, Flood, P.G, Morton, B.S, Baker, R.G.V, Haworth, R.J

“…Dating of a relict shell horizon ( Saccostrea cucullata) on Hong Kong Island located approximately 1.7 m above present day high tide level constrains the…”
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