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1. The assembly of West Gondwana-The view from the Rio de la Plata craton ................ 1
Kerstin Saalmann, Ldo A. Hartmann, and Marcus VD. Remus
2. Geodynamic evolution of the northwestern Paleo-Gondwanan margin in the
Moroccan Atlas at the Precambrian-Cambrian boundary ............................. 27
Andre Pouclet, AbdellatifAarab, Abdelilah Fekkak, and Mohammed Benharref
3. The continuum between Cadomian orogenesis and opening of the Rheic Ocean:
Constraints from LA-ICP-MS U-Pb zircon dating and analysis of plate-tectonic
setting (Saxo-Thuringian zone, northeastern Bohemian Massif, Germany) ................. 61
Ulf Linnemann, Axel Gerdes, Kerstin Drost, and Bernd Buschmann
4. The Lausitz graywackes, Saxo-Thuringia, Germany-Witness to the Cadomian orogeny ...... 97
Helga Kemnitz
5. Paleontological data from the Early Cambrian of Germany and paleobiogeographical
implications for the configuration of central Perigondwana ........................ 143
Olaf Elicki
6. The Variscan orogeny in the Saxo-Thuringian zone-Heterogenous overprint of
Cadomian/Paleozoic Peri-Gondwana crust ..................................... 153
U. Kroner, T Hahn, Rolf L. Romer and Ulf Linnemann
7. Far Eastern Avalonia: Its chronostratigraphic structure revealed by SHRIMP
zircon ages from Upper Carboniferous to Lower Permian volcanic rocks
(drill cores from Germany, Poland, and Denmark)....................................173
Christoph Breitkreuz, Allen Kennedy, Marion Geif3ler Bodo-Carlo Ehling,
Jiirgen Kopp, Andrzej Muszynski, Aleksander Protas, and Svend Stouge
8. Nd-Sr-Pb isotopic signatures of Neoproterozoic-Early Paleozoic siliciclastic rocks
in response to changing geotectonic regimes: A case study from the Barrandian area
(Bohemian Massif, Czech Republic) ...............................................191
Kerstin Drost, Rolf L. Romer UlfLinnemann, Oldfich Fatka, Petr Kraft, and Jaroslav Marek
9. The diversity and geodynamic significance of Late Cambrian (ca. 500 Ma)
felsic anorogenic magmatism in the northern part of the Bohemian Massif:
A review based on Sm-Nd isotope and geochemical data .............................. 209
Christian Pin, R. Kryza, T Oberc-Dziedzic, S. Mazur K. Turniak, and Jarmila Waldhausrovd
10. Sm-Nd isotope and trace element study of Late Proterozoic metabasalts ("spilites")
from the Central Barrandian domain (Bohemian Massif, Czech Republic) ................ 231
Christian Pin and Jarmila Waldhausrovd
11. Structural evolution of the Prague synform (Czech Republic) during Silurian times:
An AMS, rock magnetism, and paleomagnetic study of the Svaty Jan pod Skalou dikes.
Consequences for the nappes emplacement ................................... . 249
Tahar Aifa, Petr Pruner; Martin Chadima, and Petr Storch
12. Cadomian and Variscan metamorphic events in the Lion domain
(Armorican Massif, France): P-T data and EMP monazite dating ....................... 267
Bernhard Schulz, Erwin Krenn, Fritz Finger, Helene Briitz, and Reiner Klemd
13. U-Pb depositional age for the upper Barrios Formation (Armorican Quartzite facies)
in the Cantabrian zone of Iberia: Implications for stratigraphic correlation and
paleogeography ................................................................287
Gabriel Gutierrez-Alonso, Javier Ferndndez-Sudrez, Juan Carlos Gutierrez-Marco,
Fernando Corfu, J Brendan Murphy, and Mercedes Sudrez
14. Contrasting mantle sources and processes involved in a peri-Gondwanan terrane:
A case study ofpre-Variscan mafic intrusives from the autochthon of the
Central Iberian Zone ...........................................................297
Miguel Ldpez-Plaza, Mercedes Peinado, Francisco-Javier Ldpez-Moro,
M. Dolores Rodriguez-Alonso, Asunci6n Carnicero, M. Piedad Franco,
Juan Carlos Gonzalo, and Marina Navidad
15. Tectonic evolution of the upper allochthon of the 6rdenes complex (northwestern
Iberian Massif): Structural constraints to a polyorogenic peri-Gondwanan terrane ......... 315
Juan G6mez Barreiro, Jose R. Martinez Cataldn, Ricardo Arenas, Pedro Castineiras,
Jacobo Abati, Florentino Diaz Garcia, and Jan R. Wijbrans
16. Crustal growth and deformational processes in the northern Gondwana margin:
Constraints from the tvora Massif (Ossa-Morena zone, southwest Iberia, Portugal) ........ 333
M. Francisco Pereira, J Branddo Silva, Martim Chichorro, Patricia Moita,
Jose E Santos, Arturo Apraiz, and Cristina Ribeiro
17. The Lower-Middle Cambrian boundary in the Mediterranean subprovince................ 359
Rodolfo Gozalo, Eladio Lifidn, Maria Eugenia Dies Alvarez, Jose Antonio Gdmez Vintaned,
and Eduardo Mayoral
18. Avalonian and Baltican terranes in the Moesian Platform (southern Europe,
Romania, and Bulgaria) in the context of Caledonian terranes along the
southwestern margin of the East European craton ................. ................ 375
Martin S. Oczlon, Antoneta Seghedi, and Charles W. Carrigan
19. Crete and the Minoan terranes: Age constraints from U-Pb dating of detrital zircons........ 401
G. Zulauf S.S. Romano, W Dirr, and J. Fiala
20. Geological evolution of middle to late Paleozoic rocks in the Avalon terrane of northern
mainland Nova Scotia, Canadian Appalachians: A record of tectonothermal activity
along the northern margin of the Rheic Ocean in the Appalachian-Caledonide orogen ...... 413
J. Brendan Murphy
21. Vestige of the Rheic Ocean in North America: The Acatldn Complex of southern Mixico .... 437
R. Damian Nance, Brent V Miller J. Duncan Keppie, J. Brendan Murphy, and Jaroslav Dostal
22. Provenance of the Granjeno Schist, Ciudad Victoria, Mixico: Detrital zircon U-Pb age
constraints and implications for the Paleozoic paleogeography of the Rheic Ocean ......... 453
R. Damian Nance, Javier Ferndndez-Sudrez, J. Duncan Keppie, Craig Storey, and Teresa E. Jeffries
23. Ordovician calc-alkaline granitoids in the Acatldn Complex, southern Mixico:
Geochemical and geochronologic data and implications for the tectonics of the
Gondwanan margin of the Rheic Ocean ............... ......................... 465
Brent V Miller; Jaroslav Dostal, J. Duncan Keppie, R. Damian Nance,
Amabel Ortega-Rivera, and James K. W Lee
24. Ordovician-Devonian oceanic basalts in the Cosoltepec Formation, Acatldn Complex,
southern Mixico: Vestiges of the Rheic Ocean? ................................. 477
J. Duncan Keppie, Jaroslav Dostal, and Mariano Elias-Herrera
25. P-T-t constraints on exhumation following subduction in the Rheic Ocean from
eclogitic rocks in the Acatldn Complex of southern Mixico ......................... 489
Matt Middleton, J. Duncan Keppie, J. Brendan Murphy, Brent V Miller, R. Damian Nance,
Amabel Ortega-Rivera, and James K. W Lee
26. Life and death of a Cambrian-Ordovician basin: An Andean three-act play featuring
Gondwana and the Arequipa-Antofalla terrane ............................. ......... 511
Sven O. Egenhoff
27. A Late Ordovician ice sheet in South America: Evidence from the Cancafiiri tillites,
southern Bolivia ......................... ................................. 525
Frank Schanian and Sven O. Egenhoff
28. Sedimentary basins in the southwestern Siberian craton: Late Neoproterozoic-
Early Cambrian rifting and collisional events ...................................... 549
Julius Konstantinovich Sovetov, Anna Evgen 'evna Kulikova, and Maxim Nikolaevich Medvedev
29. Aluminum phosphate in Proterozoic metaquartzites: Implications for the
Precambrian oceanic P budget and development of life ................................ 579
Giulio Morteani, Dietrich Ackermand, and Jirg Trappe