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Tables of Contents for Petrologic and Structural History of Tobago, West Indies
Mount Dillon Formation7
1
Metasedimentary and metatuff unit8
1
Depositional environment
11
1
Structural fabric elements
11
1
11
1
Late metamorphic structures11
1
Postmetamorphic structures12
1
Possible broad correlations
12
2
Stratigraphic sequence and depositional environment
14
7
17
1
Goldsborough Formation17
1
Bacolet Formation17
3
Volcanogenic sedimentary rocks20
1
Undifferentiated part of the Tobago Volcanic Group20
1
Possible broad correlations
21
2
Tobago Plutonic suite and associated rocks
23
9
Deformed volcanic-plutonic complexes
23
1
24
1
Petrography24
2
Field characteristics and lithologic variations26
3
Petrography29
1
Field characteristics and lithologic variations29
2
Petrography31
1
Rocks of the Dynamothermal Aureole
32
3
Field relationships and lithologic variations
32
1
Protolith of the amphibolite facies aureole
35
1
Macroscopic structural features of Tobago
35
5
Boundary between the plutonic suite and North Coast Schist
35
1
Central Tobago fault system
36
2
North-northwest-striking cross faults
38
1
Upper Courland fault zone
39
1
Southern Tobago fault system
40
1
Bending of structural and lithic boundaries
40
1
Developmental model for the Tobago fragment of the Mesozoic oceanic arc of the southern Caribbean
40
5
Mesozoic age relationships for Tobago
40
1
Penetrative deformation and metamorphism of the North Coast Schist
40
2
Pluton subsidence, extensional shear zone, and superposed normal faulting
42
2
Evaluation of some alternative interpretations
44
1
Structural position of Tobago in the southeastern Caribbean
45
2
Comparison with rocks of the Caribbean-Colombian Cretaceous Igneous Province
47
2
Tobago, West Indies, as a model example of a cross section through intraoceanic-arc crust
49
1