To deepening the understanding of the interactions between tectonics and magmatism in the mid to deep crust, a detailed petrostructural analysis has been performed in the southern area of Punta dels Farallons-Volt Andrau (Cap de Creus, Eastern Pyrenees). In this area, schists under high-grade conditions suffered partial melting while a sequence of intermediate to acid magmatic rocks were emplaced during the Variscan D2 transpressive deformation event. Both regional tectonics and rheological features controlled the way deformation localized in the various rocks of the migmatitic complex. Schists and migmatites have a penetrative sub-vertical foliation (S2). Strain measurements of deformed late veins and dykes have allowed us to determine the regional deformation post-dating their emplacement. Dextral transpression was associated to N-S sub-horizontal shortening and the principal extension direction switched from sub-vertical to sub-horizontal under bulk constriction to plane strain.
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