The southern Anhui metamorphic terrane is traditionally regarded as a part of middle-lateProterozoic "Jiangnan Old Land". Based on the occurrence of palynomorphsAsperatopsophosphaera sp., Trachysphaeridium s...The southern Anhui metamorphic terrane is traditionally regarded as a part of middle-lateProterozoic "Jiangnan Old Land". Based on the occurrence of palynomorphsAsperatopsophosphaera sp., Trachysphaeridium sp. and Nucellosphaeridium sp. (late展开更多
Some Au deposits in southern Anhui Province have recently been found to be closely associated with Late Mesozoic intrusions. Typical examples include the Huashan Au(Sb) deposit and Au deposits at Zhaojialing, Wuxi,and...Some Au deposits in southern Anhui Province have recently been found to be closely associated with Late Mesozoic intrusions. Typical examples include the Huashan Au(Sb) deposit and Au deposits at Zhaojialing, Wuxi,and Liaojia. In order to understand the mechanisms that led the formation of these Au deposits, we make detailed reviews on the geological characteristics of these Au deposits. Specifically, we present new LA-ICP-MS zircon U–Pb dating, along with elemental and Hf isotopic data from the Huashan Au(Sb) deposit. Our data suggests that the Huashan ore-related intrusions were emplaced during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous periods(144–148 Ma). They are characterized by arc-magma features and high oxygen fugacity and are rich in inherited zircons. Zircon U–Pb ages and Lu–Hf isotopes from intrusions suggest that Proterozoic juvenile lithosphere is the main source of these intrusions. The regional geological history implies that lithosphere beneath southern Anhui was produced during a Proterozoic subduction and was fertilized with Au(Cu) in the process. Integrated with theresults of previous studies, we inferred that Late Mesozoic intrusions formed by the remelting of the lithosphere could provide the metal endowment for the Au-rich deposits in southern Anhui.展开更多
As a traditional local opera,Huagu Opera in southern Anhui have faced a threat of dying out as a result of the change of social and ecological environment in the rural areas of China as well as the impact of multiple ...As a traditional local opera,Huagu Opera in southern Anhui have faced a threat of dying out as a result of the change of social and ecological environment in the rural areas of China as well as the impact of multiple entertainment since the reform and openingup.Based on the analysis of its current situation,this paper proposes ways to preserve and inherit Huagu Opera by combining traditional means with digital collection technology.展开更多
ACROSS urban and rural areas in the south of Anhui Province are illustrious cultural relics and other ancient treasures left by wealthy "huishang" (Anhui merchants) from the Tang to the Qing Dynasties and an...ACROSS urban and rural areas in the south of Anhui Province are illustrious cultural relics and other ancient treasures left by wealthy "huishang" (Anhui merchants) from the Tang to the Qing Dynasties and ancient celebrities. Among these relics, memorial archways, ancestral temples and civil residences are the most extraordinary ones and honored the "three glories of Anhui" in traditional Chinese architecture.展开更多
The southern Jiangxi Province(SJP) and northern Jiangxi-southern Anhui provinces(NJSAP) are the two most important tungsten metallogenic districts in South China. The SJP district is a well-known tungsten producer in ...The southern Jiangxi Province(SJP) and northern Jiangxi-southern Anhui provinces(NJSAP) are the two most important tungsten metallogenic districts in South China. The SJP district is a well-known tungsten producer in South China where distributes several ore concentrated areas such as the "Chongyi-Dayu-Shangyou", "Yudu" and "Longnan-Quanan-Dingnan"areas, with many large and super large tungsten deposits including the famous Xihuashan, Piaotang, Pangushan and Dajishan deposits. In recent years, major prospecting breakthrough for W-polymetallic resources has been made in the NJSAP district.Several large and super large W-Cu(Mo) deposits, such as the Dahutang, Zhuxi, Dongyuan and Baizhangyan deposits, are discovered. These deposits are all genetically associated with the Yanshanian(Mesozoic) granitic magmatism. In this study, a systematic comparison of the temporal and spatial distribution, petrology, geochronology, and geochemical characteristics of the tungsten-bearing granites between the SJP and NJSAP districts has been made, with an aim to improving the understanding of the petrogenesis of the granites and associated metal enrichment mechanisms in the two tungsten ore districts in South China. The following conclusions can be drawn:(1) The ages of the tungsten-bearing granites and associated mineralization are different in the two districts, in the SJP district the ages are mainly concentrated in 165–150 Ma, whereas in the NJSAP district it displays two age periods, one is 150–140 Ma(Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous), and the other is 135–120 Ma(Early Cretaceous).(2) The tungsten-bearing granites from both the NJSAP and SJP districts are highly fractionated granitic rocks, but the SJP granites have experienced higher degree of fractional crystallization and more extensive fluid metasomatism than the NJSAP granites.(3) The petrogeneses of the tungsten-bearing granites from the two districts are different, those from the NJSAP district originated from partial melting of less mature sandstone-mudstone intercalated with meta-volcanic rocks of the Neoproterozoic Shuangqiaoshan Group which are both W and Cu enriched, in contrast those from the SJP district were likely derived from the highly mature,clay-rich mudstones of the Mesoproterozoic age which are only W enriched. In summary, the different source rocks with different metal enrichment features and different magmatic evolution and fractional degrees for the granites in the two districts might be the key factors that controlled the different matallogenic characteristics of tungsten ore deposits in the two districts in South China.展开更多
Nd isotope model ages of clastic sedimentary rocks are useful for tracing provenances of sediments and reconstructing evolutionary history of sedimentary basins as well as estimating the average age of the continental...Nd isotope model ages of clastic sedimentary rocks are useful for tracing provenances of sediments and reconstructing evolutionary history of sedimentary basins as well as estimating the average age of the continental crust. In this report we present the Nd isotope ratios and model ages determined for the low grade metamorphic and sedimentary rocks from southern Anhui.展开更多
Abundant well-preserved large articulated sponge fossils and isolated spicules have been reported from the Early Cambrian Hetang Formation, southern Anhui Province. This unique epifaunal fossil assemblage dominated by...Abundant well-preserved large articulated sponge fossils and isolated spicules have been reported from the Early Cambrian Hetang Formation, southern Anhui Province. This unique epifaunal fossil assemblage dominated by articulated sponge fossils is called the Xidi Sponge Fauna. The sponge fauna lived in a quiet oxygenic environment be- low the storm wave base. Bloom of phytoplankton and rapid sedimentation rate resulted in the deposition of the black shales. Sufficient food supply, lack of other competitors, abundant ecological niches, and demand for oxygen during early Cambrian were in favor of the diversification and evo- lution of large sponges in the Early Cambrian.展开更多
GEOLOGICALLY, southern Anhui Province, East China, is a part of late Proterozoic collision orogens of the southeast margin of the Yangtze Block. In this region the development of late Proterozoic Fuchuan ophiolite sui...GEOLOGICALLY, southern Anhui Province, East China, is a part of late Proterozoic collision orogens of the southeast margin of the Yangtze Block. In this region the development of late Proterozoic Fuchuan ophiolite suite and collision granitoids of Xiuning, Xucun and Shexian mark the existence of the intensely tectonic-magmatic events. Recently discovered Xucun展开更多
It is considered that the early Jinning period granitoids from southern Anhui Province belong to the continental crust transformation (S) type and have their own characteristics which are different from those for gene...It is considered that the early Jinning period granitoids from southern Anhui Province belong to the continental crust transformation (S) type and have their own characteristics which are different from those for general continental crust transformation type granitoids. They were formed at the early stage of the late Proterozoic era when that region was at an island-arc stage of the continental margin environment. By that time the continental crust was just formed and had a nature of juvenile crust. It is this juvenile crust that determined a series of characteristics of that type granitoids and made them a relatively independent rock type. They are the products formed by the continental crust in a certain stage of development.展开更多
文摘The southern Anhui metamorphic terrane is traditionally regarded as a part of middle-lateProterozoic "Jiangnan Old Land". Based on the occurrence of palynomorphsAsperatopsophosphaera sp., Trachysphaeridium sp. and Nucellosphaeridium sp. (late
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2016YFC0600404)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.41372087,41673040,41174043)the Project of Geological Science and Technology of Anhui Province(2014-K-04,2016-K-1)
文摘Some Au deposits in southern Anhui Province have recently been found to be closely associated with Late Mesozoic intrusions. Typical examples include the Huashan Au(Sb) deposit and Au deposits at Zhaojialing, Wuxi,and Liaojia. In order to understand the mechanisms that led the formation of these Au deposits, we make detailed reviews on the geological characteristics of these Au deposits. Specifically, we present new LA-ICP-MS zircon U–Pb dating, along with elemental and Hf isotopic data from the Huashan Au(Sb) deposit. Our data suggests that the Huashan ore-related intrusions were emplaced during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous periods(144–148 Ma). They are characterized by arc-magma features and high oxygen fugacity and are rich in inherited zircons. Zircon U–Pb ages and Lu–Hf isotopes from intrusions suggest that Proterozoic juvenile lithosphere is the main source of these intrusions. The regional geological history implies that lithosphere beneath southern Anhui was produced during a Proterozoic subduction and was fertilized with Au(Cu) in the process. Integrated with theresults of previous studies, we inferred that Late Mesozoic intrusions formed by the remelting of the lithosphere could provide the metal endowment for the Au-rich deposits in southern Anhui.
基金Anhui Special Funds for Domestic Visiting Scholars(gxfxZD2016245)Anhui Social Science Key Research Project(SK2016A0933)
文摘As a traditional local opera,Huagu Opera in southern Anhui have faced a threat of dying out as a result of the change of social and ecological environment in the rural areas of China as well as the impact of multiple entertainment since the reform and openingup.Based on the analysis of its current situation,this paper proposes ways to preserve and inherit Huagu Opera by combining traditional means with digital collection technology.
文摘ACROSS urban and rural areas in the south of Anhui Province are illustrious cultural relics and other ancient treasures left by wealthy "huishang" (Anhui merchants) from the Tang to the Qing Dynasties and ancient celebrities. Among these relics, memorial archways, ancestral temples and civil residences are the most extraordinary ones and honored the "three glories of Anhui" in traditional Chinese architecture.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 41473042, 41503019)National Key R$D Program of China (Grant No. 2016YFC0600204)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (Grant No. 2015M582297)
文摘The southern Jiangxi Province(SJP) and northern Jiangxi-southern Anhui provinces(NJSAP) are the two most important tungsten metallogenic districts in South China. The SJP district is a well-known tungsten producer in South China where distributes several ore concentrated areas such as the "Chongyi-Dayu-Shangyou", "Yudu" and "Longnan-Quanan-Dingnan"areas, with many large and super large tungsten deposits including the famous Xihuashan, Piaotang, Pangushan and Dajishan deposits. In recent years, major prospecting breakthrough for W-polymetallic resources has been made in the NJSAP district.Several large and super large W-Cu(Mo) deposits, such as the Dahutang, Zhuxi, Dongyuan and Baizhangyan deposits, are discovered. These deposits are all genetically associated with the Yanshanian(Mesozoic) granitic magmatism. In this study, a systematic comparison of the temporal and spatial distribution, petrology, geochronology, and geochemical characteristics of the tungsten-bearing granites between the SJP and NJSAP districts has been made, with an aim to improving the understanding of the petrogenesis of the granites and associated metal enrichment mechanisms in the two tungsten ore districts in South China. The following conclusions can be drawn:(1) The ages of the tungsten-bearing granites and associated mineralization are different in the two districts, in the SJP district the ages are mainly concentrated in 165–150 Ma, whereas in the NJSAP district it displays two age periods, one is 150–140 Ma(Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous), and the other is 135–120 Ma(Early Cretaceous).(2) The tungsten-bearing granites from both the NJSAP and SJP districts are highly fractionated granitic rocks, but the SJP granites have experienced higher degree of fractional crystallization and more extensive fluid metasomatism than the NJSAP granites.(3) The petrogeneses of the tungsten-bearing granites from the two districts are different, those from the NJSAP district originated from partial melting of less mature sandstone-mudstone intercalated with meta-volcanic rocks of the Neoproterozoic Shuangqiaoshan Group which are both W and Cu enriched, in contrast those from the SJP district were likely derived from the highly mature,clay-rich mudstones of the Mesoproterozoic age which are only W enriched. In summary, the different source rocks with different metal enrichment features and different magmatic evolution and fractional degrees for the granites in the two districts might be the key factors that controlled the different matallogenic characteristics of tungsten ore deposits in the two districts in South China.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 85069)the Research Foundation of University of Science and Technology of China
文摘Nd isotope model ages of clastic sedimentary rocks are useful for tracing provenances of sediments and reconstructing evolutionary history of sedimentary basins as well as estimating the average age of the continental crust. In this report we present the Nd isotope ratios and model ages determined for the low grade metamorphic and sedimentary rocks from southern Anhui.
文摘Abundant well-preserved large articulated sponge fossils and isolated spicules have been reported from the Early Cambrian Hetang Formation, southern Anhui Province. This unique epifaunal fossil assemblage dominated by articulated sponge fossils is called the Xidi Sponge Fauna. The sponge fauna lived in a quiet oxygenic environment be- low the storm wave base. Bloom of phytoplankton and rapid sedimentation rate resulted in the deposition of the black shales. Sufficient food supply, lack of other competitors, abundant ecological niches, and demand for oxygen during early Cambrian were in favor of the diversification and evo- lution of large sponges in the Early Cambrian.
文摘GEOLOGICALLY, southern Anhui Province, East China, is a part of late Proterozoic collision orogens of the southeast margin of the Yangtze Block. In this region the development of late Proterozoic Fuchuan ophiolite suite and collision granitoids of Xiuning, Xucun and Shexian mark the existence of the intensely tectonic-magmatic events. Recently discovered Xucun
文摘It is considered that the early Jinning period granitoids from southern Anhui Province belong to the continental crust transformation (S) type and have their own characteristics which are different from those for general continental crust transformation type granitoids. They were formed at the early stage of the late Proterozoic era when that region was at an island-arc stage of the continental margin environment. By that time the continental crust was just formed and had a nature of juvenile crust. It is this juvenile crust that determined a series of characteristics of that type granitoids and made them a relatively independent rock type. They are the products formed by the continental crust in a certain stage of development.