1982 年 36 巻 2 号 p. 94-100
Zoned clinopyroxene and orthopyroxene found in the hornblende-dolerites of the Shiono-misaki Igneous Complex were examined. In the case of the clinopyroxene, the core part and the mantle part have contrasting Ca-content. In the core, Ca/Ca+Mg+Fe ratio is within the range from 0.42 to 0.39. On the other hand, in the mantle, this ratio is within 0.46 to 0.44. Both the core and the mantle part of the clinopyroxene can be concluded to have coprecipitated with the core and the mantle part of the zoned orthopyroxene, respectively. Such a Ca-enrichment trend of zoned clinopyroxene that have coprecipitated with orthopyroxene can be attributed to the abrupt increase of PH2O in the magma chamber, and to the resorption of the existing crystal to a certain degree, followed by the formation of new pyroxene being stable under the higher PH2O and somewhat lowered temperature. Some of the zoned clinopyroxene show idiomorphic shapes. Accordingly, above-mentioned increase of PH2O was the event not restricted in the trapped liquid but yielded wholly in the magma chamber.