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Czech Republic
Uranium is a widespread commodity throughout the crystalline Bohemian Massif and the basins of its platform cover in the Czech Republic. Most uranium...
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Geomorphological Inventory as a Tool for Proclaiming Geomorphosite (a Case Study of Mt. Myslivna in the Novohradské hory Mts.— Czech Republic)
The study locality of Mt. Myslivna within the Novohradské hory Mts. (Czech Republic) represents an area which had restricted access prior to 1989....
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3D Map** of Geological Base Data and Its Utilization for Urban Planning in Straubing, Germany
A 3D subsurface model for the municipal area of the town of Straubing was created based on multiple self-collected and official data. We developed...
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U-Th-Pb data as a tool for bordering small-scale regions of in-situ monazite mineralization
The aim of this paper is to give a new way of phosphate deposits prospection using in situ monazite dating. U-Th–Pb data for a single grain of...
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Pegmatitic Rocks and Their Geodynamic Setting in the Central European Variscides
Pegmatitic rocks are not randomly distributed across the Variscan/Hercynian basement in Central Europe. The evolution of pegmatites s.l. in the...
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Germany
Significant uranium deposits and mining were restricted to eastern Germany (until 1990 German Democratic Republic/GDR) while only few small uranium...
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The mineralogy and geochemistry of quartz-tourmaline schlieren in the granites of the Primorsky Complex, Western Baikal Region
Quartz-tourmaline schlieren have been found within rapakivi-like granites of the Early Proterozoic Primorsky Complex in the Western Baikal Region....
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Pegmatites and Their Country Rocks in the Central European Variscides
Aplites and pegmatites can be correlated with their country rocks using the temporal, the compositional/chemical and physical relationships. The...
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Sequential granite emplacement: a structural study of the late Variscan Strzelin intrusion, SW Poland
The Strzelin Massif in SW Poland (Central European Variscides) records a protracted igneous evolution, with three main magmatic stages: (1) tonalitic ...
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Carbonate and silicate-carbonate injection complexes in collision systems: The West Baikal region as an example
Two types of carbonate and carbonate-silicate rocks: synmetamorphic marble melange and veined bodies in amphibolites, gabbroic rocks, and syenites...
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Tracing an Intra-montane Fault: An Interdisciplinary Approach
This paper presents the results of combined geophysical and morphostructural research of a significant tectonic lineament forming the boundary...
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Ophiolites in European Variscides and Uralides: Geodynamic settings and metamorphism
The most important tectonic and magmatic events in the history of ophiolites in the Uralides and the European Variscides occurred almost...
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Frequency-dependent susceptibility and other magnetic properties of Celtic and Mediaeval graphitic pottery from Bohemia: an introductory study
Frequency-dependent magnetic susceptibility, its anisotropy (AMS), its temperature variation, natural remanent magnetization and time-dependent...
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Magnetomineralogy of the cordierite gneiss from the magnetic anomaly at Humpolec, Bohemian Moldanubicum (Czech Republic)
Magnetic properties as well as the magnetomineralogy were investigated in rocks underlying a 7 km long aeromagnetic anomaly situated in the...
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Multiple provenance of detrital zircons from the Permian–Triassic boundary in the Bükk Mts., Hungary
Detailed zircon analyses were carried out on samples from the Bálvány North section, which contains the Permian–Triassic boundary. A fine-grained...
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Geological interpretation of gravity profiles through the Karlovy Vary granite massif (Czech Republic)
We examined the shape of the Late Variscan Karlovy Vary granite massif located south of the Ohre/Eger graben in Northern Bohemia by reinterpretation...
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Higher-grade metamorphic associations
Metamorphic rocks evolve gradually from precursors exposed to increasing metamorphism, so there is no sharp boundary between metamorphosed and...
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Seismicity and seismotectonics of West Saxony, Germany — new insights from recent seismicity observed with the Saxonian seismic network
A new network of permanently recording seismic stations in West Saxony has considerably improved detection threshold, location accuracy and depth...
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Control of paths of quaternary volcanic products in western Bohemian Massif by rejuvenated Variscan triple junction of ancient microplates
Our objective is to look for deep paths of Cenozoic volcanism and migration routes of active mantle volatiles through the lithosphere of the western...