Alkaline rocks of the Turiy Peninsula, Russia, including type-locality turjaite and turjite: A review

Canadian Mineralogist

Volumn 34, Issue 2, 1996, Pages 265-280

  Bell, Keith ^a   Dunworth, Elizabeth Ann ^a   Bulakh, Andrei G ^b   Ivanikov, Valeriy V ^b  

^a CARLETON UNIVERSITY   (Canada)

^b ST PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY   (Russian Federation)

Author keywords

Alkaline rocks; Carbonatite; Electron microprobe data; Kola Peninsula; Russia; Turiy Massif; Turjaite; Turjite

Indexed keywords

ALKALI IGNEOUS ROCK; FRACTIONAL CRYSTALLIZATION; METASOMATISM; TURJAITE; TURJITE;

RUSSIAN FEDERATION, KOLA PENINSULA, TURIY PENINSULA;

EID: 0029773289     PISSN: 00084476     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (53)

1. ANASTASENKO, G.F. & BULAKH, A.G. (1978): On the mineralogy and geochemistry of Ta in phoscorites of the Turja peninsula. In Minerals and Mineral Parageneses. Nauka, Leningrad, Russia (39-56; in Russ.).
2. BARCHATOV, B.P., BULAKH, A.G. & KUKHARENKO, A.A. (1973): Disjunctive neotectonics of the Turja peninsula (northern margin of the Kandalaksha graben). Vestn. Leningr. Univ. 12, 15-22 (in Russ.).
3. BELIANKIN, D.S. & KUPLETSKII, B.M. (1924): Rocks and Mineral Resources of the Northern Shore and Islands of the Gulf of Kandalaksha. Trudy Severnoi Nauchnoprormyshlennoi ekspedicii 28, 3-76 (in Russ.).
4. _ & VLODAVETZ, V.T. (1932): The alkaline complex of the Turja Cape. Tr. Petrogr. Inst. Nauk SSSR 2,45-71 (in Russ.).
5. BOCTOR, N.Z. & YODER, H.S., JR. (1986): Petrology of some melilite-bearing rocks from Cape Province, Republic of South Africa: relationship to kimberlites. Am. J. Sci. 286, 513-539.
6. BORODIN, L.S., LAPIN, A.V. & PIATKENKO, T.C. (1976): Petrogenesis and Geochemistry of Dykes of Alkaline-Ultrabasic Rocks and Kimberlites. Nauka, Moscow (in Russ.).
7. BRØGGER, W.C. (1921): Die Eruptivegesteine des Kristiania Gebietes. IV. Das Fengebeit in Telemark, Norwegen. Norsk Vidensk. Selsk. Sk., Mat.-Naturwis. Kl. 9, 1-408.
8. BULAKH, A.G. (1979): Main physical chemical peculiarities of carbonatite forming processes in massifs of alkaline ultrabasic formation. Zap. Vses. Mineral. Obshchest. 2, 154-164 (in Russ.).
9. _, DMITRIYEV, D.N., KAZARINOV, L.N. & KUKHARENKO, A.A. (1972): New finds of carbonatite on the Kola Peninsula. Dokl. Acad. Sci. USSR, Earth Sci. Sect. 205, 163-164.
10. _ & ISKOZ-DOLININA, I.P. (1978): Origin of carbonatites in the Central'nyy Massif, Tun Peninsula. Int. Geol. Rev. 20, 822-828.
11. _ & IVANIKOV, V.V. (1984): The Problems of Mineralogy and Petrology of Carbonatites. Leningrad Univ. Publishing House, St. Petersburg, Russia (in Russ.).
12. _ & MAZALOV, A.A. (1974): Accessory thorianite from the massifs of alkaline rocks and carbonatites of the Turja Peninsula (Kola Peninsula). Am. Mineral 59, 378-380.
13. _, _, SATURIN, A.A. & BAKHTIAROV, A.V. (1973): Distribution of uranium and thorium in the alkalic rocks of the Turiy Peninsula (Murmansk Region). Geochem. Int. 10, 1063-1065.
14. _ & YEVDOKIMOVA, M.D. & RUDASHEVSKIY, N.S. (1975): On the distribution of Ni and Co in the ultramafic alkalic rocks and carbonatites of the Turiy peninsula (Murmansk region). Geochem. Int. 12(3), 77-83.
15. CHEKUNOV, A.V., GARVISH, V.K., KUTAS, R.I. & RYABCHUN, L.I. (1992): Dneiper - Donets palaeorift. Tectonophys. 208, 257-272.
16. DEER, W.A., HOWIE, R.A. & ZUSSMAN, J. (1982): Rock-Forming Minerals. 1A. Orthosilicates (2nd ed.). Longman, London, U.K.
17. _, _ & _ (1986): Rock-Forming Minerals. 1B. Disilicates and Ring Silicates (2nd ed.). Longman, London, U.K.
18. DMITRIYEV, D.N., SHATILOV, S.V. & BULAKH, A.G. (1970): New data on the geology of alkalic, ultramafic and carbonatite plutons of the Turiy Peninsula (Kola Peninsula). Dokl. Acad. Sci. USSR, Earth Sci. Sect. 193, 103-105.
19. DUNWORTH, E.A. (1991): A Geochemical and Petrogenetic Study of Olivine Melilitites from the Tertiary - Quaternary Volcanic Province of Southern Germany. M.Sc. thesis, Univ. of Leeds, Leeds, U.K.
20. EVDOKIMOV, M.D. (1982): Fenites of the Turja Alkaline Complex in the Kola Peninsula (Mineral Associations and Geochemistry). Univ. of Leningrad Press, Leningrad, Russia (in Russ.).
21. GERASIMOVSKY, V.K., VOLKOV, V.P., KOGARKO, L.N. & POLYAKOV, A.I. (1974): Kola Peninsula. In Alkaline Rocks (H. Sørensen, ed.). J. Wiley & Sons, New York, N.Y. (206-221).
22. GOLD, D.P., BELL, K., EBY. G.N. & VALLÉE, M. (1986): Carbonatites, diatremes and ultra-alkaline rocks in the Oka area, Quebec. Geol. Assoc. Can. - Mineral. Assoc. Can. - Can. Geophys. Union, Joint Annual Meeting, Field-trip Guidebook 21.
23. IVANIKOV, V.V. (1973): Alkalic ultramafic dyke plutonic activity and evidence of a new carbonatite complex in the northwestern part of the White Sea regions. Dokl. Acad. Sci. USSR, Earth Sci. Sect. 12, 690-692.
24. _, KOCHUROVA, T.L. & BULAKH, A.G. (1975): Petrochemistry and origin of alkaline ultrabasic rocks of the Turja peninsula. Vest. Leningrad. Universiteta 12, 30-42 (in Russ.).
25. KALINKIN, M.M., ARZAMASTSEV A.A. & POLYAKOV I.V. (1993): Kimberlites and related rocks of the Kola Region. Petrology 1, 173-180.
26. KELLER, J., BREY, G., LORENZ, V. & SACHS, P. (1990): Volcanism and Petrology of the Upper Rhinegraben (Urach - Hegau - Kaiserstuhl). IACVEI Int. Volcanological Congress, Pre-conference excursion 2A.
27. KOCHUROVA, T.L. & IVANIKOV, V.V. (1976): On the nature of olivine melteigite porphyries of the Turja peninsula. Vest. Leningr. Univ., Ser. 7 12, 132-137 (in Russ.).
28. KOGARKO, L.N. (1987): Alkaline rocks of the eastern part of the Baltic Shield (Kola Peninsula). In Alkaline Igneous Rocks (J.G. Fitton & B.G.J. Upton, eds.). Geol. Soc., Spec. Publ. 30, 531-544.
29. _, KONONOVA, V.A., ORLOVA, M.P. & WOOLLEY, A. (1995): Alkaline Rocks and Carbonatites of the World. 2. Former USSR. Chapman and Hall, London, U.K.
30. KRAMM, U., KOGARKO, L.N., KONONOVA, V.A. & VARTIAINEN, H. (1993): The Kola Alkaline Province of the CIS and Finland: precise Rb-Sr ages define 380-360 Ma age range for all magmatism. Lithos 30, 33-44.
31. KRANCK, E.H. (1928): On turjaite and the ijolite stem of Turja, Kola. Fenniae 51(5), 1-104.
32. KUKHARENKO, A.A., ORLOVA, M.P., BULAKH, A.G., BAGDASAROV, E.A., RIMSKAYA-KORSAKOVA, O.M., NEFEDOV, E.I., ILINSKIY, G.A., SERGEEV, A.B. & ABAKUMOVA, N.B. (1965): The Caledonian Ultramafic Alkalic and Carbonatitic Complexes of the Kola Peninsula and Northern Karelia. Nedra, Moscow, Russia (in Russ.).
33. LE MAITRE, R.W. (ed.) (1989): A Classification of Igneous Rocks and Glossary of Terms. Blackwell Scientific Publications, London, U.K.
34. MAL'KOV, B.A. (1970): Differentiation in monchiquite dykes. Dokl. Acad. Nauk SSSR, Earth Sci. Sect. 194, 155-158.
35. MANSKER, W.L., EWING, R.C. & KEIL, K. (1979): Barian-titanian biotites in nephelinites from Oahu, Hawaii. Am. Mineral. 64, 156-159.
36. MARCELOT, G., DUPUY C., DOSTAL, J., RANCON, J.P. & POUCLET, A. (1989): Geochemistry of mafic volcanic rocks from the Lake Kivu (Zaire and Rwanda) section of the western branch of the African Rift. J. Volcanol. Geotherm. Res. 39, 73-88.
37. MITCHELL, R.H. (1981): Titaniferous phlogopites from the leucite lamproites of the West Kimberley area, W. Australia. Contrib. Mineral. Petrol 76, 243-251.
38. _ & PLATT, R.G. (1982): Mineralogy and petrology of nepheline syenites from the Coldwell Alkaline Complex, Ontario, Canada. J. Petrol. 23, 186-214.
39. NIELSEN, T.F.D. (1994): Alkaline dike swarms of the Gardiner Complex and the origin of ultramafic alkaline complexes. Geochem. Int. 31(3), 37-56.
40. PANINA, L.I. & PODGORNYKH, N.M. (1974): Temperature of formation of melilite rocks of the Turiy Peninsula. Dokl. Acad. Sci. USSR, Earth Sci. Sect. 217, 141-144.
41. PELL, J. (1994): Carbonatites, nepheline syenites, kimberlites and related rocks in British Columbia. B.C. Mineral Resources Division, Geological Survey Branch, Bull. 88.
42. RAMSAY, W. (1921): En melilitforande djupbergart fran Turiy pa sydsidan av Kolahalvon. Geol Fören. Stockholm Förh. 43.
43. RONENSON, B.M., AFANAS'YEV, B.V. & LEVIN, V.YA. (1981): Turjaite paragenesis of Tur'ya Peninsula. Int. Geol. Rev. 23, 535-543.
44. SCHAIRER, J.F., YODER, H.S., JR. & TILLEY, C.E. (1967): The high-temperature behavior of synthetic melilites in the join gehlenite - soda melilite - akermanite. Carnegie Inst. Wash., Year Book 65, 217-226.
45. SEIFERT, F. (1974): The join akermanite - ferroakermanite. Carnegie Inst. Wash., Year Book 73, 436-440.
46. SMYTH, J.R. (1980): Cation vacancies and the crystal chemistry of breakdown reactions in kimberlitic omphacites. Am. Mineral. 65, 1185-1191.
47. 3 and related compositions. Carnegie Inst. Wash., Year Book 77, 767-774.
48. VLODAVETZ, V.I. (1972): Paths and sequence of intrusion of alkaline rocks on Turja Peninsula. Bull. Volcanol. 35, 470-478.
49. WATKINSON, D.H. (1971): Electron microprobe analysis of melilite and garnet from the Oka Complex, Quebec. Can. Mineral. 11, 457-463.
50. 2O and the genesis of alkalic rock - carbonatite complexes. J. Petrol. 12, 357-378.
51. YODER, H.S., JR. (1973a): Melilite stability and paragenesis. Fortschr. Mineral. 50, 140-173.
52. 2: relationship of melilite-bearing rocks to kimberlite. Carnegie Inst. Washington, Year Book 72, 449-457.
53. ZHANG, MING, SUDDABY, P., THOMPSON, R.N. & DUNGAN, M.A. (1993): Barian-titanian phlogopite from potassic lavas in northeast China: chemistry, substitutions and paragenesis. Am. Mineral. 78, 1056-1065.