The significance of this paper is to understand the characteristics of Late Paleozoic depositional environment, lithofacies palaeogeography and its distribu- tion pattern in Henan Province,to resolve the issue of basi...The significance of this paper is to understand the characteristics of Late Paleozoic depositional environment, lithofacies palaeogeography and its distribu- tion pattern in Henan Province,to resolve the issue of basic geological,exploration and prospecting services for the region.Yuzhou in Henan Province展开更多
Deposits of 10 volcanic events of 6 stages have been discovered by the authors after detailed field and lab studies of the Benxi and Taiyuan Formations in Shandong Province and its adjacent regions. They show certain ...Deposits of 10 volcanic events of 6 stages have been discovered by the authors after detailed field and lab studies of the Benxi and Taiyuan Formations in Shandong Province and its adjacent regions. They show certain temporal-spatial distribution characteristics. Volcanic fragments were probably derived from two different volcanic sources north and south of the North China Platform, while the magma of the two volcanic sources was probably derived from the lower crust. A new stratigraphic correlation scheme is put forward for the Benxi and Taiyuan Formations in this region on the basis of previous biostratigraphic work with the regionally widespread volcanic event layers as the marker bed for the isochronous stratigraphic correlation on a super-regional scale and in conjunction with the maximum transgressive event layers.展开更多
文摘The significance of this paper is to understand the characteristics of Late Paleozoic depositional environment, lithofacies palaeogeography and its distribu- tion pattern in Henan Province,to resolve the issue of basic geological,exploration and prospecting services for the region.Yuzhou in Henan Province
基金This study was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China Grant No. 4880102
文摘Deposits of 10 volcanic events of 6 stages have been discovered by the authors after detailed field and lab studies of the Benxi and Taiyuan Formations in Shandong Province and its adjacent regions. They show certain temporal-spatial distribution characteristics. Volcanic fragments were probably derived from two different volcanic sources north and south of the North China Platform, while the magma of the two volcanic sources was probably derived from the lower crust. A new stratigraphic correlation scheme is put forward for the Benxi and Taiyuan Formations in this region on the basis of previous biostratigraphic work with the regionally widespread volcanic event layers as the marker bed for the isochronous stratigraphic correlation on a super-regional scale and in conjunction with the maximum transgressive event layers.
