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Table 4 Isotope measurements of single zircons

From: Dating emplacement and evolution of the orogenic magmatism in the internal Western Alps: 1. The Miagliano Pluton

Numbera

 

Concentrations

 

Atomic ratios

 

Apparent ages

 

Weight (mg)

U

Pb tot. (ppm)

Pb nonrad. (pg)

Th/Ub

206/204c

207/206d,e

Error 2σ (%)

207/235d,e

Error 2σ (%)

206/238d

Error 2σ (%) 

Corr.

206/238e

207/235

207/206e

Bi0632 (Valle del Cervo Pluton)

 0632-1

0.0014

280

2.35

1.21

0.49

121

0.04904

5.263525

0.03440

5.562495

0.00509

0.38

0.80

32.71

34.34

149.62

 0632-2

0.0031

2,149

10.59

1.07

0.34

1,877

0.04686

0.300978

0.03106

0.339293

0.00481

0.08

0.56

30.92

31.06

42.02

 0632-3

0.0029

1,867

9.13

1.40

0.20

1,187

0.04711

0.491792

0.03149

0.532045

0.00485

0.11

0.46

31.18

31.48

54.70

 0632-4

0.0022

2,443

11.83

1.29

0.22

1,259

0.04698

0.448604

0.03104

0.48726

0.00479

0.09

0.51

30.82

31.04

48.01

 0632-5

0.0024

1,029

5.09

1.05

0.18

723

0.04709

0.763705

0.03106

0.814178

0.00478

0.10

0.55

30.77

31.06

53.85

 0632-6

0.0030

3,724

17.62

1.53

0.23

2,197

0.04685

0.254175

0.03092

0.294442

0.00479

0.08

0.60

30.79

30.92

41.49

Bi0637 (Miagliano Pluton)

 0637-2

0.0047

125

1.22

2.5

0.59

95

0.05012

5.86

0.03572

6.20

0.00517

0.38

0.91

33.23

35.63

200.56

 0637-3

0.0020

469

4.29

3.4

0.62

108

0.04921

5.15

0.03492

5.44

0.00515

0.32

0.91

33.09

34.85

157.68

 0637-5

0.0025

167

1.30

1.0

0.57

159

0.04829

3.85

0.03431

4.06

0.00515

0.32

0.70

33.13

34.25

113.31

 0637-6

0.0040

564

3.33

1.0

0.59

712

0.04699

0.81

0.03324

0.86

0.00513

0.12

0.46

33.00

33.21

48.50

  1. aAll zircons annealed-leached, all single grains
  2. bCalculated on the basis of radiogenic Pb208/Pb206 ratios, assuming concordancy
  3. cCorrected for fractionation and spike
  4. dCorrected for fractionation, spike, blank and common lead (Stacey and Kramers 1975)
  5. eCorrected for initial Th Disequilibrium, using an estimated Th/U ratio of 4 for the melt