Geochemistry, age, and origin of the Högberget granite, western Bergslagen, Sweden

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Geochemistry, age, and origin of the Högberget granite, western Bergslagen, Sweden. / Bergman, Torbjörn; Schöberg, Hans; Sundblad, Krister.

In: GFF, Vol. 117, No. 2, 06.1995, p. 87-95.

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title = "Geochemistry, age, and origin of the H{\"o}gberget granite, western Bergslagen, Sweden",

abstract = "An undeformed Palaeoproterozoic granite pluton, located at H{\"o}gberget, 10 km north of Kopparberg in western Bergslagen, has been investigated with respect to petrology, geochemistry, and geochronology. The geochemistry indicates a leucocratic and peraluminous granite and a REE pattern characterized by a large negative Eu-anomaly and a slight enrichment of the light REEs. Age determination by means of the U-Pb in zircon method yielded 1750+10 Ma. The H{\"o}gberget granite is spatially and genetically related to the Wigstr{\"o}m (H{\"o}gfors) tungsten skam deposit and is comparable with other W-Mo related granites in western Bergslagen (e.g. Pingstaberg, Fj{\"a}llberg, and Sk{\aa}lh{\"o}jden), which tradi-tionally are considered to have an anatectic origin. The data presented in this paper give further support to genetical models favouring a Late- to post-Svecofennian, granite-related origin for the W-Mo deposits in western Bergslagen and are in strong conflict with theories favouring a rift-related Early Svecofennian genesis for these ores. The recognition of c. 1.75 Ga Late Svecofennian granites in western Bergslagen indicates a large time interval between peak of regional • metamorphism and granite formation, which makes a genetic relation between regional metamorphism and the Late Svecofennian granites in western Bergslagen uncertain.",

keywords = "Bergslagen, Granite, H{\"o}gberget, Late Svecofennian, Molybdenum, Skam, Sweden, Tungsten, U-Pb dating, Wigstr{\"o}m, Zircon",

author = "Torbj{\"o}rn Bergman and Hans Sch{\"o}berg and Krister Sundblad",

year = "1995",

month = jun,

doi = "10.1080/11035899509546205",

language = "English",

volume = "117",

pages = "87--95",

journal = "GFF",

issn = "1103-5897",

publisher = "Taylor & Francis",

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N2 - An undeformed Palaeoproterozoic granite pluton, located at Högberget, 10 km north of Kopparberg in western Bergslagen, has been investigated with respect to petrology, geochemistry, and geochronology. The geochemistry indicates a leucocratic and peraluminous granite and a REE pattern characterized by a large negative Eu-anomaly and a slight enrichment of the light REEs. Age determination by means of the U-Pb in zircon method yielded 1750+10 Ma. The Högberget granite is spatially and genetically related to the Wigström (Högfors) tungsten skam deposit and is comparable with other W-Mo related granites in western Bergslagen (e.g. Pingstaberg, Fjällberg, and Skålhöjden), which tradi-tionally are considered to have an anatectic origin. The data presented in this paper give further support to genetical models favouring a Late- to post-Svecofennian, granite-related origin for the W-Mo deposits in western Bergslagen and are in strong conflict with theories favouring a rift-related Early Svecofennian genesis for these ores. The recognition of c. 1.75 Ga Late Svecofennian granites in western Bergslagen indicates a large time interval between peak of regional • metamorphism and granite formation, which makes a genetic relation between regional metamorphism and the Late Svecofennian granites in western Bergslagen uncertain.

AB - An undeformed Palaeoproterozoic granite pluton, located at Högberget, 10 km north of Kopparberg in western Bergslagen, has been investigated with respect to petrology, geochemistry, and geochronology. The geochemistry indicates a leucocratic and peraluminous granite and a REE pattern characterized by a large negative Eu-anomaly and a slight enrichment of the light REEs. Age determination by means of the U-Pb in zircon method yielded 1750+10 Ma. The Högberget granite is spatially and genetically related to the Wigström (Högfors) tungsten skam deposit and is comparable with other W-Mo related granites in western Bergslagen (e.g. Pingstaberg, Fjällberg, and Skålhöjden), which tradi-tionally are considered to have an anatectic origin. The data presented in this paper give further support to genetical models favouring a Late- to post-Svecofennian, granite-related origin for the W-Mo deposits in western Bergslagen and are in strong conflict with theories favouring a rift-related Early Svecofennian genesis for these ores. The recognition of c. 1.75 Ga Late Svecofennian granites in western Bergslagen indicates a large time interval between peak of regional • metamorphism and granite formation, which makes a genetic relation between regional metamorphism and the Late Svecofennian granites in western Bergslagen uncertain.

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KW - Sweden

KW - Tungsten

KW - U-Pb dating

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