UDC551.242.1:553.3/4 (477) • Issue 7 (35) / 2022 • 83-86 pages
Osmachko L.
Osmachko L.S., D. Sc. (Geol.), Senior Researcher, State Institution “The Institute of Environmental Geochemistry of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine”, ORCID: 0000-0003-1248-261X, osml@ukr.net.
Abstract
The purpose of the work is to clarify the structural control of ores. A comprehensive approach to studying the parameters of ore- bearing Precambrian structures of the Ukrainian Shield (USh) was applied. For the leading petrotypes of the northern part of the Orikhovo-Pavlograd suture zone of the USh, dislocation structures of several generations, which differ from each other in spatial distribution and P-T values of material content, have been identified. The structures of the first five generations are formed by mineral paragenesis from granulite to green-shale facies metamorphism; their age is tied to the time range of 3.6-1.8 billion years. Later dislocation structures are postmetamorphic. At the micro-meso levels of the organization, the selected structures are represented by banding, schistosity, linearity, cleavage, cracks, etc.; at the macro level – viscous and brittle faults. That is, structural-material transformations in the volumes of the studied rocks species took place cooperatively/simultaneously, in several stages in significantly shear tectonic conditions, against the background of regressive change of P-T parameters of the environment. Data on the structural-material organization of U-, Th-containing Pivnichno-Tersyan folded form according to the principle of hierarchy of geological structures are systematized. It is shown that this U-, Th-perspective object is a highly ordered sub-shear structure. That is, its formation was provoked by Paleoproterozoic shear displacements and occurred synchronously with the formation of relevant geological bodies by supporting the existing Precambrian formations with the creation of new structural-material paragenesis. An idealized model of formation of a single U-, Th- perspective structure has been created, which can be used in further research.
Key words: dislocation structures of Orikhovo-Pavlograd suture zone, Pivnichno-Tersyan folded form.
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