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From subduction initiation to oceanic core complex formation: a tale of two ophiolites in the Kurdistan, NW Iran

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By Bahman Rahimzadeh, Fatemeh Sepidbar, Harald Furnes, Richard M. Palin
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The processes of subduction initiation and oceanic core complex (OCC) formation are essential to understanding plate tectonic evolution. The Kermanshah–Walash Ophiolitic Complex (KWOC) in Kurdistan, NW Iran, preserves a unique record of both mechanisms in spatially parallel but temporally distinct Late Cretaceous (Razab) and Eocene (Sarv-Abad) ophiolites. These ophiolites comprise peridotite, gabbroic bodies, a dike complex, and pillowed and massive basaltic lavas.
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Alkaline-rich intermediate and felsic melts beneath the NW Iranian plate: new insights from coeval silica-undersaturated and -saturated rocks

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By Richard M. Palin, Mohamed Zaki Khedr, Fatemeh Sepidbar, Seyed Masoud Homam
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT New whole-rock major and trace element data, coupled with Sr–Nd isotopic ratios data, zircon Hf isotopes, and U–Pb geochronology are presented for three alkaline intrusions (Hashroud, Sisan, and Sarab) in the Zanjan-Takab complex in northwestern Iran, to investigate their sources, petrogenesis, and tectonic implications of emplacement.
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