Fig. 7
P–T pseudosections for sample TKL18-4 in the NCKFMASHTO system, calculated using the following bulk composition (mol%): H2O = 0.80, SiO2 = 50.13, Al2O3 = 8.49, CaO = 13.12, MgO = 10.90, FeO = 12.37, K2O = 0.16, Na2O = 2.31, TiO2 = 1.12, O = 0.60. (a) P–T pseudosection with the proposed P–T path and isopleths of Ti content in amphibole and XAn in plagioclase for relevant assemblages. The second amphibole out curve (thick dashed curve labelled with Amp) was calculated using an alternative composition with an elevated XMg of 0.52 (see the text). (b) Pseudosection presented with isopleths of XCa in garnet and CaM2 content in clinopyroxene for relevant assemblages. (c) Pseudosection presented with isopleths of XMg in garnet, clinopyroxene, orthopyroxene, and amphibole for relevant assemblages. The grey districts represent the P–T conditions of M1–M2 generations of mineral assemblages constrained by conventional thermobarometry.

P–T pseudosections for sample TKL18-4 in the NCKFMASHTO system, calculated using the following bulk composition (mol%): H2O = 0.80, SiO2 = 50.13, Al2O3 = 8.49, CaO = 13.12, MgO = 10.90, FeO = 12.37, K2O = 0.16, Na2O = 2.31, TiO2 = 1.12, O = 0.60. (a) P–T pseudosection with the proposed P–T path and isopleths of Ti content in amphibole and XAn in plagioclase for relevant assemblages. The second amphibole out curve (thick dashed curve labelled with Amp) was calculated using an alternative composition with an elevated XMg of 0.52 (see the text). (b) Pseudosection presented with isopleths of XCa in garnet and CaM2 content in clinopyroxene for relevant assemblages. (c) Pseudosection presented with isopleths of XMg in garnet, clinopyroxene, orthopyroxene, and amphibole for relevant assemblages. The grey districts represent the P–T conditions of M1–M2 generations of mineral assemblages constrained by conventional thermobarometry.

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