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MELEZHIK, V. A., GOROKHOV, M., FALLICK, A. E., ROBERTS, D., KUZNETSOV, A. B., ZWAAN, K. B., POKROVSKY, B. G. (2002) Isotopic stratigraphy suggests Neoproterozoic ages and Laurentian ancestry for high-grade marbles from the North-Central Norwegian Caledonides. Geological Magazine, 139 (4) 375-393 doi:10.1017/s0016756802006726

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TitleIsotopic stratigraphy suggests Neoproterozoic ages and Laurentian ancestry for high-grade marbles from the North-Central Norwegian Caledonides
JournalGeological Magazine
AuthorsMELEZHIK, V. A.Author
GOROKHOV, M.Author
FALLICK, A. E.Author
ROBERTS, D.Author
KUZNETSOV, A. B.Author
ZWAAN, K. B.Author
POKROVSKY, B. G.Author
Year2002 (July)Volume139
Issue4
PublisherCambridge University Press (CUP)
DOIdoi:10.1017/s0016756802006726Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMELEZHIK, V. A., GOROKHOV, M., FALLICK, A. E., ROBERTS, D., KUZNETSOV, A. B., ZWAAN, K. B., POKROVSKY, B. G. (2002) Isotopic stratigraphy suggests Neoproterozoic ages and Laurentian ancestry for high-grade marbles from the North-Central Norwegian Caledonides. Geological Magazine, 139 (4) 375-393 doi:10.1017/s0016756802006726
Plain TextMELEZHIK, V. A., GOROKHOV, M., FALLICK, A. E., ROBERTS, D., KUZNETSOV, A. B., ZWAAN, K. B., POKROVSKY, B. G. (2002) Isotopic stratigraphy suggests Neoproterozoic ages and Laurentian ancestry for high-grade marbles from the North-Central Norwegian Caledonides. Geological Magazine, 139 (4) 375-393 doi:10.1017/s0016756802006726
In(2002, July) Geological Magazine Vol. 139 (4) Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Abstract/NotesCarbon and strontium isotope stratigraphy has been applied to constrain the depositional
ages of high-grade marble sequences in the Ofoten district of the North-Central Norwegian
Caledonides. Two marble formations hosted by diverse schists from the Bogen Group, all previously
correlated over long distances with a Late Ordovician–Early Silurian, low-grade, fossiliferous succession,
have been studied for carbon, oxygen and strontium isotopes. The least altered 87Sr/86Sr ratios
ranging between 0.7062 and 0.7068, and the best preserved δ13C values falling between +5.0 and
+6.5‰ obtained from two marble formations, are consistent with a seawater composition in the time
interval 700–600 Ma. The results obtained do not support the previously proposed correlation of the
Bogen Group with an Ordovician–Silurian lithostratigraphic succession further north. The apparent
depositional ages suggest that the tectonostratigraphic succession studied is inverted and that the
tectonostratigraphy of the region requires revision. The Neoproterozoic depositional ages combined
with the palaeogeographic position of Baltica imply that carbonates were initially accumulated in seas
on a continental shelf, probably Laurentia, and were tectonically transported onto Baltica during
Early Silurian, Scandian collision, at c. 425 Ma. Prospecting for new dolomite marble deposits of the
Hekkelstrand type and carbonate-hosted manganese–iron ores should be restricted to 700–600 Ma
sequences in the Uppermost Allochthon of the Norwegian Caledonides.


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