Alain Cocherie , Jean Chantraine , C.Mark Fanning , Marie-Pierre Dabard , Florentin Paris , Alain Le Hérissé , Emmanuel Égal
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Datation U/Pb : âge Briovérien de la série d'Erquy (Massif armoricain, France)
New U/Pb analyses obtained with a high-resolution ion microprobe (SHRIMP) fix an age of 608 ±7 Ma for spilites of the Erquy series, in Cadomian rocks of the Armorican massif, France. This Neoproterozoic age re-integrates this unit into the Brioverian, the age it was initially assigned to. A Rb/Sr whole-rock dating in the 1970s had undermined the regional Cadomian model, by suggesting an Ordovician age for these rocks; this was apparently further supported by the discovery of organic remains, interpreted as Palaeozoic microfossils. The reassessment of this palaeontological attribution and the new isotope dating are a final confirmation of the age of this series.
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