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  1. The Carolina slate belt of the Carolina terrane (located in the central part of the map) contains Neoproterozoic metavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks at greenschist facies.
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    Where is the Carolina Terrane located?
    The Carolina Terrane, also called the Carolina Superterrane or Carolinia, is an exotic terrane running ~370 miles (600 km) approximately North-South from central Georgia to central Virginia in the United States. It constitutes a major part of the eastern Piedmont Province .
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    When was the Carolina Terrane metamorphosed?
    The Carolina Terrane was metamorphosed again during the Alleghanian Orogeny, reaching greenschist facies in the Eastern Slate Belt and amphibolite facies in the Charlotte Terrane.
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    How did the Cat Square terrane form?
    As the Carolina Terrane approached Laurentia (~430–380 Ma), the Cat Square Terrane formed in the ocean basin between Laurentia and the approaching Carolina Terrane. It's possible it formed as an accretionary prism in front of the Carolina Terrane.
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    What type of rocks are in the terrane?
    The terrane comprises Neoproterozoic to Early Cambrian meta-sedimentary and meta-igneous rocks, intruded by later Paleozoic plutons. The protoliths of the meta-igneous rocks include mafic, intermediate, and felsic volcanics and plutons.
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    The Carolina Terrane, also called the Carolina Superterrane or Carolinia, is an exotic terrane running ~370 miles (600 km) approximately North-South from central Georgia to central Virginia in the United States. It constitutes a major part of the eastern Piedmont Province. The terrane likely formed as a … See more

    The Carolina Terrane's history begins in the Neoproterozoic, as the Rodinia supercontinent was breaking apart:
    1. Opening of the Paleoasian Ocean. As the Rodinia supercontinent broke apart, the Paleoasian Ocean … See more

    The Carolina Terrane is part of the larger Carolina Zone, which includes several related terranes: the Charlotte Terrane, Falls Lake Terrane, … See more

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    WebSep 11, 2018 · These terranes include (listed southeastward) subsurface extensions of the Carolina terrane, Kiokee belt and Belair belt; Neoproterozoic volcanic arc terranes

  5. Arc rifting of the Carolina terrane in northwestern South Carolina ...

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    WebMar 1, 1991 · Abstract. Recent mapping and whole-rock geochemistry studies demonstrate that mafic metavolcanic rocks found along the boundary between the exotic Carolina

    • Author: Allen J. Dennis, John W. Shervais
    • Publish Year: 1991
  6. The Carolina terrane in northwestern South Carolina, U.S.A.: Late ...

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    WebJul 26, 2010 · The Carolina terrane comprises an exotic volcanic island arc in the hinterland of the Southern Appalachian orogen. The western portions of the Carolina terrane

    • Author: Allen J. Dennis, James E. Wright
    • Publish Year: 1997
  7. https://www.usu.edu/geo/shervais/shervais - my articles/dennis-shervais_1996.pdf

    WebThe Carolina terrane is one of several exotic terranes rec-ognized in the southern Appalachian hinterland (Fig. 1; Willi-ams and Hatcher, 1982; Horton et al., 1989, 1991). …

  8. Geophysical Study of Gold Mineralized Zones in the Carolina …

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    WebSep 1, 2021 · Large pyrite-dominated gold deposits are hosted in hydrothermally altered metamorphic rocks in the Carolina slate belt of South Carolina and are partly covered …

  9. Bolin Creek Geology

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    WebBolin Creek traverses two very different bodies of rock: the Carolina terrane (formally known as the Carolina slate belt) and the Durham Triassic basin. Map showing the location of Bolin Creek with respect to the …

  10. https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1029/97TC00449

    WebAbstract. The Carolina terrane comprises an exotic volcanic island arc in the hinterland of the Southern Appalachian orogen. The western portions of the Carolina terrane consist …

  11. https://deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/energy-mineral...

    WebExpansive soils can occur in almost any location in the Mountains, Piedmont, and Coastal Plain of North Carolina. The greatest potential, however, is in the Carolina terrane and …

  12. Eno Geologic Principles - NC Geology Home

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    WebThe Eno River traverses two different bodies of rock: the Carolina terrane (formally known as the Carolina slate belt) and the Durham Triassic basin (fig. 4). From its headwaters in …



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