Wuwamen ophiolite is located at the southern margin of Middle Tianshan, Xinjiang Province. In this paper, petrology, mineralogy and geochemistry of the ultramafic rocks from Wuwamen ophiolite were studied to constrain...Wuwamen ophiolite is located at the southern margin of Middle Tianshan, Xinjiang Province. In this paper, petrology, mineralogy and geochemistry of the ultramafic rocks from Wuwamen ophiolite were studied to constrain their origin and tectonic setting. The studies will be helpful in interpreting the evolution process of the South Tianshan Ocean.展开更多
Ophiolites are fragments of ancient oceanic lithosphere emplaced onto continental margins, accretionary prisms, or island arcs during plate collisions (Dilek and Fumes, 2011). The well-preserved ophiolitic sequence ...Ophiolites are fragments of ancient oceanic lithosphere emplaced onto continental margins, accretionary prisms, or island arcs during plate collisions (Dilek and Fumes, 2011). The well-preserved ophiolitic sequence provides important information on melt extraction, melting,展开更多
基金financially supported by grants from the Ministry of Land and Resources of China (201011034)the Nature Science Foundation of China (Nos. 40930313, 40921001, 41302038)+1 种基金the Ministry of Science and Technology of China (Sinoprobe-05-02)the China Geological Survey (No. 12120115027201, 12120115026801, 12120115027201, 201511022)
文摘Wuwamen ophiolite is located at the southern margin of Middle Tianshan, Xinjiang Province. In this paper, petrology, mineralogy and geochemistry of the ultramafic rocks from Wuwamen ophiolite were studied to constrain their origin and tectonic setting. The studies will be helpful in interpreting the evolution process of the South Tianshan Ocean.
基金financially supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China (40930313, 40921001, 41303019)grants from Sinoprobe-05-02 of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China and the China Geological Survey (12120115027201)
文摘Ophiolites are fragments of ancient oceanic lithosphere emplaced onto continental margins, accretionary prisms, or island arcs during plate collisions (Dilek and Fumes, 2011). The well-preserved ophiolitic sequence provides important information on melt extraction, melting,