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  1. University of Yangon
  1. University of Yangon
  2. Department of Geology

Mineralogical and petrological studies of the rocks of twinnge-Yenya-OO area, thabeikkyin Township, Mandalay Division

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Title Mineralogical and petrological studies of the rocks of twinnge-Yenya-OO area, thabeikkyin Township, Mandalay Division
Language en
Publication date 2009-05-31
Authors
Khin Mar Phyu
Description
winnge-Yenya-Oo area is located at the northeastern part of Thabeikkyin Township about 157 km from Mandalay and near the junction of Momeik-Twinnge and Twinnge-Tagaung motor roads. Yenya-Oo is known particularly for producing beautiful velvet blue colour sapphires.
The rock sequence of the study area consists of intrusive igneous rocks (mainly granitic and syenitic rocks) and medium to high grade metamorphic rocks, marble, cale-silicate rock and gneiss. The gneiss unit consists mainly of biotite gneiss, garnet-biotite gneiss and hornblende gneiss. This unit is well exposed at the northeastern part of the study area. Cale-silicate rock occurs at the base of Payaung Taung, Kawpon Chaung and underlying Moksoe Taung. The marble unit of the study area is subdivided into five subunits, depending upon the mineral assemblages: (1) diopside marble (2) spinel-phlogopite-forsterite marble (3) graphite-phlogopite marble ( 4) spinel-chondrodite marble and (5) pure marble. The skarn rocks occurred in cale-silicate rocks affected by the intrusion of biotite microgranite whereas marble is intruded by the leucogranite and syenite.
Keywords
diopside marble ,spinel-phlogopite-forsterite marble, graphite-phlogopite marble, spinel-chondrodite marble and pure marble
Thesis/dissertations
University of Yangon
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