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Compositional zoning in tourmaline as a monitor of prograde mineral reactions in metapelites
Metapelites contain minerals sensitive to pressure, temperature, and bulk composition used to interpret metamorphic conditions. Tourmaline, a common and typically overlooked accessory mineral in metapelites, exhibits compositional zoning reflecting its chemical responsiveness to changes in its host
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