Bonjour.
A la pèche aux infos récentes:
Premier texte
(1) The lowest phyllite/mica schist nappes, Lower Finse, Synnfjell represent the Cambro Ordovician sediment cover of the Baltic margin. (2) The overlying nappe Madla, Storheia, Dyrskard, Hallingskarvet consist of felsic metaigneous rocks with a consistent age between c.1525 and 1493 Ma. They host c.1040 Ma intrusives and c.1025 Ma Sveconorwegian metamorphism. They likely represent transported Baltican (Sveconorwegian) basement, widely exposed in S Norway. (3) The overlying nappes ;Sola, Boknafjord, Kvitenut, Revseggi are more diverse and lack counterparts in the exposed Baltican crust. The Sola nappe, near Stavanger, comprises a marine succession Kolnes succession of mica schist, metasandstone, marble, amphibolite and felsic metavolcanic rocks. The metavolcanic rocks metadacite rhyolite are fine-grained mica gneisses, with calc-alkaline composition. Their extrusion age of c.941 934 Ma date deposition of the sequence. Detrital zircons in a metasandstone sample (n=138) yield main age modes at c.1040, 1150 and 1395 Ma, as well as significant Paleoproterozoic and Archaean modes.
Autre texte:
In Stavanger, the lowermost phyllite nappe -Buadalen nappe- is overlain by the Madla and Sola nappes (former Jæren Nappe). The Madla nappe comprises c. 1510-1495 Ma orthogneiss with Sveconorwegian metamorphism (c. 1025 Ma). The overlying Sola nappe comprises a sequence of mica schist, metasandstone, marble, amphibolite and felsic metavolcanic rocks.
La nappe Jaeren aurait donc été subdivisée en 2: Madla, qui nous concerne, constituée principalement d'orthogneiss et la + ancienne et Sola, nettement moins vieille, avec une composition beaucoup plus variée.
Les articles trouvés concordent avec la carte géol: orthogneiss mais le protolithe n'est jamais désigné clairement.
Et nulle part le moindre silicate d'Al métamorphique n'est mentionné.