Porphyry Cu-Mo deposits in the eastern Xing’an-Mongolian Orogenic Belt: Mineralization ages and their geodynamic implications

东方 Xing “一 -- 蒙古(Xing-Meng ) Orogenic 带(XMOB ) 是斑岩铜(Cu ) 的重要区域之一在中国的铝(瞬间) 存款。然而，在矿化作用和他们的 geodynamic 意义的准确年龄的研究是很有限的。在这研究，从 Duobaoshan Cu 的 granodioritic 岩石扔， Daheishan 瞬间沉积物被选择做锆石虾 U-Pb 分析以便抑制他们的矿化作用年龄。Geochronological 数据显示矿化作用的二个事件发生在 Duobaoshan Cu 存款。与 Duobaoshan 斑岩 Cu 存款有关的 granodiorite 被形成在与 485 ± 8 妈的锆石 U-Pb 年龄早古生代，而与 Sankuanggou skarn 类型 Cu 存款有关的 granodiorites 是 emplaced 在里面，有锆石 U-Pb 的侏罗记 176 ± 3 和 177 ± 3 妈变老。在吉林省的 Daheishan 区域，与斑岩瞬间存款有关的 granodiorite 斑岩的炮兵阵地年龄在 178 ± 3 妈在 170 ± 3 妈，和 unmineralized monzogranite 被标明日期。因此， Cu 瞬间矿化作用的二个事件分别地在东方 XMOB 被开发，在 -485 妈和 -175 妈。基于地质的历史和 granitoids 的空间时间的分发在东北( NE )中国， Duobaoshan Cu 存款与 Xing 的碰撞有关，这被建议“and Erguna 堵住在早古生代，并且 Sankuanggou Cu 和 Daheishan 瞬间存款在侏罗记期间与Paleo和平的板的 subduction 有关。

The eastern Xing＇an-Mongolian （Xing-Meng） Orogenic Belt （XMOB） is one of the important areas of porphyry copper （Cu）-molybdenum （Mo） deposits in China. However, studies on the exact ages of mineralization and their geodynamic significance are very limited. In this study, granodioritic rocks from the Duobaoshan Cu deposit and Daheishan Mo deposit were selected to make zircon SHRIMP U-Pb analyses in order to constrain their mineralization ages. Geochronological data indicate that two episodes of mineralization took place in the Duobaoshan Cu deposits. The granodiorite related to the Duobaoshan porphyry Cu deposit was formed in the Early Paleozoic with zircon U-Pb age of 485±8 Ma, whereas the granodiorites related to the Sankuanggou skarn-type Cu deposit were emplaced in the Jurassic with zircon U-Pb ages of 176±3 and 177±3 Ma. In the Daheishan area of Jilin Province, the emplacement age of the granodiorite porphyry related to the porphyry Mo deposit was dated at 170±3 Ma, and the unmineralized monzogranite at 178±3 Ma. Therefore, two episodes of Cu-Mo mineralization were developed in the eastern XMOB, at -485 Ma and -175 Ma, respectively. Based on the geological history and spatial-temporal distribution of the granitoids in northeastern （NE） China, it is proposed that the Duobaoshan Cu deposit was related to the collision of the Xing＇an and Erguna blocks in the Early Paleozoic, and the Sankuanggou Cu and Daheishan Mo deposits were related to subduction of the Paleo-Pacific plate during the Jurassic.