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The mobile belt is situated between the Archean Singhbhum craton in the south and the Meso/Neo-Proterozoic (0.9–1.7 Ga) Chotanagpur Gneissic Complex in the north. ... domain of the Pan-African fold belt in Cameroon. It is a geological formation presenting mineral deposits of economic potential … Expand. 7. Highly Influenced.
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The Proterozoic granulite terrane, Eastern Ghats Mobile Belt (EGMB), situated in the eastern coast of India (Fig. 1), is part of the orogenic belt of Grenvillian age (∼1 Ga), formed due to the repeated collisions between eastern India and East Antarctica (Mezger and Cosca, 1999, Dasgupta and Sengupta, 2003, Dobmeier and Raith, …
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We find that mineral deposit patterns are distinctly different in older crust that has been remobilized in the Pan African belts compared to those in juvenile crust of Neoproterozoic age,...
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The Pan-African reactivated mobile belt extends from Algiers across southern Sahara into Nigeria, Benin and Cameroon to northeastern Brazil, where comparable rare-metal mineralized pegmatites occurred (Casting et al. 1994; Garba 2002; Jacobs and Thomas 2004; Arthaud et al. 2008).
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The surrounding Pan-African mobile belts, characterized by a much thinner mechanical boundary layer and more radioactive crust, were the locus of A-type granitoids, volcanism, tectonic reactivation and basin development during the Phanerozoic.
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The mineral belts of Nigeria include both Pan African structures (N-S, NNE-SSW, ENE-WSW), well preserved in the Western Province of the Nigeria basement complex and the Mesozoic to Early Cenozoic structures (NE-SW and ENE-WSW), less well defined in the Eastern Province of the Nigeria basement. Analyses of these belts revealed that the …
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The Pan-African belt of central northwest Africa is part of the Transaharan belt (Cahen et al. 1984) and has been interpreted by Black et al. (1979) and Caby et al. (1981) as a collision belt ...
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The Nigeria basement complex is part of the Upper Proterozoic Pan-African mobile belt, located between the West African and Congo Cratons and south of the Tuareg Shield (figure 1).The Pan-African reactivated mobile belt extends from Algiers across southern Sahara into Nigeria, Benin and Cameroon to northeastern Brazil, where …
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The mineral wealth and potential of the African continent. ... belts older than the "Pan-African" mobile belts were already part of. ... (African Minerals, 2010) and the Neoproterozoic ...
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The Pan-African mobile belt is believed to be generated through collision of the active continental margin of the Pharusian belt and the passive continental margin of the West African Craton about 600 Ma (Burke and Dewey 1972).
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'African Geology' refers to the geological composition of Africa, which is predominantly made up of Precambrian rocks with some Phanerozoic mountain belts. The continent is structurally divided into cratons and mobile belts, with significant tectonic events like the Pan-African orogeny shaping its geological history.
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Generally, the West African craton is bounded to the east and southwest by Pan-African mobile belts. Outcrops of the Birimian terminate against the Liberian cratonic nucleus in western Ivory Coast. In southeast Ghana, the Pan-African orogeny has thrusted the Dahomeyan gneisses over the Birimian terrain.
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The basement rocks in Nigeria form part of a zone referred to as the Pan-African mobile belt which includes part of Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria and Cameroun, and stretching northwards through ...
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We use these fingerprints to evaluate the effectiveness of mobilisation ('recycling') of mineral deposits within old crustal fragments during Pan African orogenesis.
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Mineral deposits and prospects of the Pan-African Saldania orogenic belt in the Western Cape Province, South Africa, are reviewed. The polyphase, deformed, low-grade metamorphosed, volcano-sedimentary Malmesbury Group constitutes a complex, poorly understood supracrustal sequence that has been loosely subdivided into the …
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The Pan-African tectonothermal activities in areas near Sittampundi, south India, are characterized by metamorphic changes in an interlayered sequence of migmatitic metapelites, marble and calc ...
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217 International Journal of Research and Sustainable Development Volume 7, Number 2, 2020. ISSN: 2276-6111 Gravity surveys of the East African rifts show a progressive change from north to south in accordance with crustal separation and magmatic intensity (Saemundsson, 2010).
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The Nigerian basement complex forms a part of the Pan-African mobile belt and lies between the West African and Congo Cratons (Fig. 1.2) and south of the Tuareg Shield (Black, 1980).
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Geology and mineralization of the Cu-rich Mumbwa district, a potential IOCG-type system at the eastern margin of the Pan-African Hook batholith, Zambia Paul Nex 2019, Journal of African Earth Sciences
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The Trans-Sahara belt is one of the mobile belts formed during the Pan African orogeny that spans between ~870 and ~550 Ma. The Trans-Sahara belt was formed as result of the collision between the converging West African craton, Congo craton, and the Sahara metacraton continental blocks.
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The Paleoproterozoic structures and mineral assemblages were subsequently reworked more severely in the Pan-African mobile belt than in the Nyong series, where they are locally well preserved ...
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The younger normal faults of Godavari Basin overprint the charnockitic belt in the southern part of the Eastern Ghats Province, suggesting that these high magnetic belts pre-date the Pan-African Orogeny.
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Pan-African mobile belts. Despite superficial cover, which obscures deeper tectonic relationships, the Damara Belt appears to link up, in a northeast direction, with the Pan-African Katangan/Lufilian Arc system of Central Africa. The orogen can be divided into a number of distinct zones
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Introduction The Saldania Belt forms part of a system of Neoproterozoic mobile belts that surround and weld older cratons on the African continent (Fig. 1). These Pan-African belts are part of a global orogenic event, …
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Late Cryogenian to Ediacaran magmatism of the East-Eastern Nigerian Terrane (E-ENT) in the Pan-African mobile belt provides a critical geological record that is important for unravelling regional ...
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4 Pan African age in Namibia and South Africa separates the Kaapvaal Craton from the Congo-Tanzania Craton. Fig.1: Cratons and Mobile Belts in Africa
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The Pan-African mobile belt is believed to be generated through collision of the active continental margin of the Pharusian belt and the passive continental margin of the ... Potential mineralizations ... (1990) Rare-metal pegmatites of Wamba, central Nigeria – their formation in relationship to late Pan – African granites. Mineral Deposita ...
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The Mauritanian belt (Sougy, 1962) is the only fold-thrust belt that was affected by all three orogenic cycles, whereas all other belts display only Pan-African structures, including the Bassaride fold belt (Villeneuve, 1984), the Rokelide belt (550–500 Ma; Allen, 1968), the Dahomeyan (610–570 Ma; Attoh et al., 1997), the Pharusian belts ...
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The mineral potential map was found consistent with the local geology, structural styles and hydrothermal alteration signatures in the area, and its validation using the existing locations of ...
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The Pan-African Granitoids The Pan-African thermo-tectonic events which took place between 750Ma and 450Ma is believed to be the last major orogenic event that affected the Nigerian basement. The activity resulted in structural modification and migmatization of the older basement and emplacement of a suite of rocks referred to as Older Granites.
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