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GEOCHEMISTRY OF DETRITAL GARNETS FROM ALLUVIAL SEDIMENTS OF THE BISTRITA AURIE RIVER, ROMANIA

Catalina Ciortescu, Gabriel O. Iancu, Ion Sandu, Viorica Vasilache, Gheorghe Jigau

First published: 2014-06-20https://doi.org/10.5593/sgem2014/b11/s1.015View metrics

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Title
GEOCHEMISTRY OF DETRITAL GARNETS FROM ALLUVIAL SEDIMENTS OF THE BISTRITA AURIE RIVER, ROMANIA
Authors
Catalina Ciortescu, Gabriel O. Iancu, Ion Sandu, Viorica Vasilache, Gheorghe Jigau
Proceedings
SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings; 14th SGEM GeoConference on SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGIES IN GEOLOGY, EXPLORATION AND MINING
Publisher
Stef92 Technology
Year
2014
Pages
Not available yet
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
978-619-7105-07-0
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
References22
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  2. Balintoni, I. and Chiţimuș, V., 1973. Rutile paramorphosis presence after brookite in Tulgheș series (Eastern Carpathians). Studies and Research in Geology, Geophysics and Geography, Geology Series, 18 (2): 329–334 (in Romanian with English abstract).

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  4. Balintoni, I., 2005. Geotectonic Dividing of the Romanian territory for the Alpine orogenesis. Journal of the Science Policy and Scientometrics, Special no. ISSN- 1582 - 1218.

  5. Dill, H.G., Iancu, O.G., Ionesi V., Sârbu, S., Balintoni, I. & Botz, R., 2012. Petrography and mineral chemistry of Bessarabian siliciclastic rocks in the Eastern Carpathians Foreland Basin (Romania and Republic of Moldova), N. Jb. Geol. Paläont. Abh. 263/3, 199–226.

  6. Hîrtopanu, P., 2004. Mineral genesis of the manganese belt from Bistrița Mountains. Academic Book Publishing House, Bucureşti, 352.

  7. Iancu O.G. & Kovacs M. (eds.), 2010. Ore deposits and other classic localities in the Eastern Carpathians: from metamorphics to volcanics, IMA 2010 Field trip guide RO1. Acta Mineralogica-Petrographica, 19, 55.

  8. Keulen N., Frei D. & Riisager P., 2012. Analysis of Heavy Minerals in Sediments by Computer-controlled Scanning Electron Microscopy (Ccsem): Principles and applications. Mineralogical Association of Canada, Short Course 42, St. John’s NL, 167-184.

  9. Kr autner H.G. & Bindea G., 2000. Alpine and Prealpine Structural and Lithological Units.

  10. Morton, A.C., Hallsworth, C.R. & Chalton, B., 2004. Garnet compositions in Scottish and Norwegian basement terrains: a framework for interpretation of North Sea sandstone provenance. Marine & Petroleum Geology 21, 393-410.

  11. Săndulescu, M., 1984. Romania’s Geotectonics. Ed. Tehn., Bucuresti, 336.

  12. Aubrecht, R., & Meres, S., 2000. Exotic detrital pyrope-almandine garnets in the Jurassic sediments of the Pieninu Klippen Belt and Tatric Zone: where did they come from Mineralia Slovaca. 32, 17-28

  13. Balintoni, I. and Chiţimuș, V., 1973. Rutile paramorphosis presence after brookite in Tulgheș series (Eastern Carpathians). Studies and Research in Geology, Geophysics and Geography, Geology Series, 18 (2): 329–334 (in Romanian with English abstract).

  14. Balintoni, I., 1997. The geotectonics of the Romania’s methamorphic terrain. Carpatica Publishing House, Cluj Napoca. 176.

  15. Balintoni, I., 2005. Geotectonic Dividing of the Romanian territory for the Alpine orogenesis. Journal of the Science Policy and Scientometrics, Special no. ISSN- 1582 - 1218.

  16. Dill, H.G., Iancu, O.G., Ionesi V., Sârbu, S., Balintoni, I. & Botz, R., 2012. Petrography and mineral chemistry of Bessarabian siliciclastic rocks in the Eastern Carpathians Foreland Basin (Romania and Republic of Moldova), N. Jb. Geol. Paläont. Abh. 263/3, 199–226.

  17. Hîrtopanu, P., 2004. Mineral genesis of the manganese belt from Bistrița Mountains. Academic Book Publishing House, Bucureşti, 352.

  18. Iancu O.G. & Kovacs M. (eds.), 2010. Ore deposits and other classic localities in the Eastern Carpathians: from metamorphics to volcanics, IMA 2010 Field trip guide RO1. Acta Mineralogica-Petrographica, 19, 55.

  19. Keulen N., Frei D. & Riisager P., 2012. Analysis of Heavy Minerals in Sediments by Computer-controlled Scanning Electron Microscopy (Ccsem): Principles and applications. Mineralogical Association of Canada, Short Course 42, St. John’s NL, 167-184.

  20. Kr autner H.G. & Bindea G., 2000. Alpine and Prealpine Structural and Lithological Units.

  21. Morton, A.C., Hallsworth, C.R. & Chalton, B., 2004. Garnet compositions in Scottish and Norwegian basement terrains: a framework for interpretation of North Sea sandstone provenance. Marine & Petroleum Geology 21, 393-410.

  22. Săndulescu, M., 1984. Romania’s Geotectonics. Ed. Tehn., Bucuresti, 336.

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