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- Adakites are volcanic rocks of intermediate to felsic composition that have geochemical characteristics of magma originally thought to have formed by partial...
- more inland. Adakitic rocks can be seen in modern Ecuador, a possible incipient flat slab zone, and in central Chile there are 10-5 Ma adakitic rocks. Thus...
- rich rocks, and adakites are ****ociated with the area. Middle Miocene adakitic (more felsic) rocks are found furthest from the trench and along the volcanic...
- estimated age of 326 ± 5 million years ago (Carboniferous). These have an adakitic composition and are interpreted to represent the effects of slab detachment...
- petrographic diversity. Sajona and others (1993) analyzed Pliocene-Pleistocene adakitic rocks in Zamboanga Peninsula and mention a possible ****ociation with activity...
- P.B.; Mildenhall, D.C. (2008). "A middle-late Quaternary age for the adakitic arc volcanics of Hautere (Solander Island), Southern Ocean". Journal of...
- Shallow subduction of young, buoyant slabs can result in the production of adakitic lavas via partial melting. Alternatively, metasomatised mantle wedges can...
- (January 2005). "Partial melting of slab window margins: genesis of adakitic and non-adakitic magmas". Lithos. 79 (1–2): 25–41. Bibcode:2005Litho..79...25T...
- partial melting of the Taitao granite creates plutons like the Cabo Raper adakitic pluton. Adakite is a felsic to intermediate rock and are usually calc-alkaline...
- rocks in the accretionary wedge ****ociated with the trench and the age of adakitic arc rocks on Mindanao thought to date the onset of subduction. The trench...