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A cross section of the Namama Thrust Belt (Mozambique)
A cross section of the Namama Thrust Belt (NTB) in Mozambique is described in some detail. The NTB is a ‘Lurian’ age (circa 1000 Ma) tectono-metamorphic feature of orogen rank. Its structure, on all scales, is dominated by a rotation of the fold axes towards the E-W transport direction, at an angle to the NNE overall trend of the belt. In connection with a high-T metamorphic development, dry assemblages with clinopyroxene and garnet grew and granite was emplaced in the belt and its foreland. The post-kinematic thermal event appears to have encompassed the time span from the Lurian orogeny to the emplacement of early-Paleozoic (‘Pan-African’) granites some 500 Ma ago. The overall geologic evolution of the NTB is discussed, and a possible sequence of events proposed.