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The structure and the phyllosilicates (chemistry, crystallinity and texture) of Talas Ala-Tau (Tien Shan, Kyrgyz Republic): comparison with more recent subduction complexes Isabel Abada, Gabriel Gutiérrez-Alonsob, Fernando Nietoa, Igor Gertnerc, Alex Beckerd and Ana Caberob aInstituto Andaluz de Ciencias de la Tierra y Departamento de Mineralog??a y Petrolog??a, Universidad de Granada. 18002, Granada, Spain bDepartamento de Geolog??a, Universidad de Salamanca. 37008, Salamanca, Spain cGeology and Geography Department, Tomsk State University, Lenin Street 36, Tomsk 634050, Russia dTectonic Consulting LDT, 1061 Brickley Close, North Saanich, Canada V8L 5L1 Abstract Geological mapping and structural analysis of the Talas Ala Tau (Tien Shan, Kyrgyz Republic) have revealed a complex structure composed of folds with axial-plane cleavage and thrust faults verging towards the NE. The main structures of the range correspond to minor Tertiary and Carboniferous–Permian deformation superimposed on the main deformation event that took place during the Baikalian orogeny. The pervasive axial-plane cleavage diminishes in penetrativity from the hinterland to the foreland in both the Uzunakhmat and Karagoin sheets. The main thrusts developed phyllonitic shear-related rocks on the hangingwall immediately above the thrust planes. A crystal-chemical study of the phyllosilicates growth during the Baikalian deformation event along a cross-section revealed changes in the crystallinity, composition and lattice parameters of them. The phyllosilicates present in the Talas Ala Tau rocks were crystallized in very low-grade metamorphic conditions, that is below 300 °C, as indicated by their Kübler Index (KI), which decreases from SW towards the NE. Detailed TEM study of the phyllosilicates reveals a clear textural difference at the lattice level between samples with higher or lower KI parameters. There is also a clear difference in crystal-chemical parameters (KI and b) and composition betwee