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subduction related rocks Examples from Jenner Beach CA Franciscan Complex after Catlos and Sorensen 2003 Late Jurassicearly Cretaceous age peak P 0912 GPa peak T 500700 C Case Study Franciscan ID: 1022192

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1. What are the minerals and textures observed in subduction-related rocks?Examples from Jenner Beach, CAFranciscan Complex

2. after Catlos and Sorensen, 2003Late Jurassic-early Cretaceous agepeak P ~ 0.9-1.2 GPapeak T ~ 500-700°CCase Study: Franciscan Complex

3. Jenner Beach – Mélange blocks eroded from the nearby hillsides Geologists from around the world flock to Jenner Beach.Image Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland

4. BlueschistPPLGARAMPHPHEPHE=Phengite, GAR=Garnet, AMPH=AmphiboleImage Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland

5. BlueschistXPLGARAMPHPHEImage Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland

6. BlueschistPPLPHE=Phengite, GAR=Garnet, AMPH=AmphiboleGARAMPHPHEImage Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland

7. BlueschistXPLAMPHPHEGARImage Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland

8. EclogitePPLGARAMPHPHECHLOMPHCHL=Chlorite, OMPH=OmphaciteImage Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland

9. EclogiteXPLCHL=Chlorite, OMPH=OmphaciteGARAMPHPHECHLOMPHImage Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland

10. EclogitePPLTTN=Titanite, EPI=EpidoteTTNEPIImage Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland

11. EclogiteXPLTTNEPITTN=Titanite, EPI=EpidoteImage Courtesy of Sarah Penniston-Dorland