Origin and evolution of precambrian high-grade gneiss terranes, with special emphasis on the Limpopo complex of Southern Africa / Происхождение и эволюция высокометаморфизованных гнейсовых террейнов докембрия (комплекс Лимпопо в Южной Африке)

Dedication to Leonid L. Perchuk ..".

D.D. van Reenen, J.D. Kramers, and S. McCourt

Introduction

D.D. van Reenen, J.D. Kramers, and S. McCourt

1. Microstructures of melt-bearing regional metamorphic rocks 

R.H. Vernon

2. Petrological and experimental application of REE- and actinide-bearing accessory minerals to the study of Precambrian high-grade gneiss terranes 

D. Harlov

3. Fluids in granulites 

J.L.R. Touret and J.-M. Huizenga

4. Fluid-absent melting versus C02 streaming during the formation of pelitic granulites: A review of insights from the cordierite fluid monitor

MJ. Rigby and G.T.R. Droop

5. Local mineral equilibria and P-T paths: Fundamental principles and applications to high-grade metamorphic terranes

L. L. Perchuk

6. The geochronology of the Limpopo Complex: A controversy solved

 J.D. Kramers and H. Mouri

7. High-pressure and ultrahigh-temperature metamorphism of Precambrian high-grade terranes: Case study of the Limpopo Complex

T. Tsunogae and D.D. van Reenen

8. Granite emplacement and the retrograde P-T-fluid evolution of Neoarchean granulites from the Central Zone of the Limpopo Complex

J.M. Huizenga, L.L. Perchuk, D.D. van Reenen, Y. Flattery, D.A. Varlamov, C. A. Smit, and T.V. Gerya

9. Intracrustal radioactivity as an important heat source for Neoarchean metamorphism in the Central Zone of the Limpopo Complex

M. A.G. Andreoli, G. Brandi, H. Coetzee, J.D. Kramers, and H. Mouri

10. A review of Sm-Nd and Lu-Hf isotope studies in the Limpopo Complex and adjoining cratonic areas, and their bearing on models of crustal evolution and tectonism

J.D. Kramers and A. Zeh

11. Thrust exhumation of the Neoarchean ultrahigh-temperature Southern Marginal Zone, Limpopo Complex: Convergence of decompression-cooling paths in the hanging wall and prograde P-Tpaths in the footwallD.D. van Reenen, C.A. Smit, L.L. Perchuk, C. Roering, and R. Boshoff12. Neoarchean to Paleoproterozoic evolution of the polymetamorphic Central Zone of the Limpopo Complex C.A. Smit, D.D. van Reenen, C. Roering, R. Boshoff, and L.L. Perchuk13. Archean magmatic granulites, diapirism, and Proterozoic reworking in the Northern Marginal Zone of the Limpopo BeltT.G. Blenkinsop14. Heterogeneous strain and polymetamorphism in high-grade terranes: Insight into crustal processes from the Athabasca Granulite Terrane, western Canada, and the Limpopo Complex, southern Africa K. H. Mahan, C.A. Smit, M.L. WilUams, G. Dumond, and D.D. van Reenen15. Formation and evolution of Precambrian granulite terranes: A gravitational redistribution modelL. L. Perchuk and T.V. Gerya16. Tectonic models proposed for the Limpopo Complex: Mutual compatibilities and constraintsJ.D. Kramers, S. McCourt, C. Roering, C.A. Smit, and D.D. van Reenen