Sains Malaysiana 48(11)(2019):
2551–2563
http://dx.doi.org/10.17576/jsm-2019-4811-25
Kepelbagaian Jenis Batuan di dalam Kompleks Stong berdasarkan Cerapan Lapangan dan Kajian
Petrografi
(Diversity of Rocks in the Stong Complex based on Field and Petrographic Studies)
MOHD ROZI
UMOR1*,
AZMAN
ABDUL
GHANI2
& NORA MUDA3
1Center for Earth
Science and the Environment, Faculty of Science & Technology,
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia,
43600 UKM
Bangi, Selangor Darul
Ehsan, Malaysia
2Geology Department,
Faculty of Science, University Malaya, 50603 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah
Persekutuan, Malaysia
3Center for Modeling
and Data Science, Faculty of Science and Technology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia,
43600 UKM
Bangi, Selangor Darul
Ehsan, Malaysia
Received: 15 March 2019/Accepted:
15 August 2019
ABSTRAK
Gunung Stong terletak di dalam unit batuan yang dikenali sebagai Kompleks Stong. Kompleks Stong ini terdiri daripada
tiga unit suit batuan
dikenali sebagai Suit Berangkat, Suit Kenerong dan Suit Noring. Suit Berangkat boleh dibahagikan kepada tiga unit litodemik, iaitu litodemik Granit Sungai Lah, Granodiorit Bertam dan Tonalit
Dabong, manakala
Suit Kenerong mengandungi litodemik Leukogranit Stong dan Migmatit
Sg Kenerong. Bagi
Suit Noring pula, ia dibahagikan kepada Granit Sungai
Long, Granit Sungai Suda dan
Mikrogranit Sungai Terang.
Selain itu, batuan
keliling juga
tersingkap terdiri daripada batuan metasedimen dan sisa kubah hasil
terobosan pluton. Penamaan
di lapangan dan
kajian secara petrografi
menunjukkan terdapat
10 jenis batuan igneus
iaitu terdiri
daripada monzonit hingga monzonit kuarza, granit hornblend dan granit
biotit bertekstur
porfiri dan granit
biotit tekstur
sama saiz butiran
hingga mikrogranit,
granodiorit dan tonalit. Seterusnya, terdapat juga selang
lapis batuan metasedimen
yang termetamorf membentuk
syis biotit muskovit,
syis hornblend
dan syis garnet. Kepelbagaian jenis batuan ini adalah
unik dan boleh dijadikan satu sumber geowarisan
untuk mengiktiraf
Kompleks Stong kepada Geotaman di Kelantan.
Kata kunci:
Gunung Stong;
kajian lapangan; kepelbagaian jenis batuan; Kompleks Stong; petrografi
ABSTRACT
Stong Mount
is located within the rock unit known as Stong
Complex. The Stong Complex consists of
three suite rock units whiz the Berangkat
Suite, Kenerong Suite and Noring Suite.
The Berangkat Suite can be divide into
three litodemics unit called as Sungai Lah
Granite, Bertam Granodiorite and Dabong
Tonalite, whereas the Kenerong
Suite consists of Stong Leucogranite
and Sg Kenerong Migmatite.
For Noring Suite, it was divided into
Sungai Long Granite, Sungai Suda Granite
and Sungai Terang Microgranite. In addition,
the country rock was also covered by metasedimentary rock and roof
pendant as a result from plutonic intrusion. Naming in the field
and petrographic study show that the igneous rocks can be classified
into 10 types such as monzonite to quartz monzonite, hornblend
granite and biotite granite with phorpyritic
texture and isogranular biotite granite to microgranite,
granodiorite and tonalite. Futhermore,
there was an occurrences of metamorphosed interbedded sedimentary
rocks forming a biotite muscovite schist, hornblend
schist and garnet schist. The variety of rock type is unique and
can be establish as geoheritage sources to nominate Stong
Complex as Kelantan Geopark.
Keywords: Field study; Gunung Stong; rock type variety; Stong
Complex; petrographic
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