To clarify the relationship of the metamorphic intrusions along the west margin of the Yangtze craton and their metamorphic history after crystallization, the petrochemical and trace element geochemical characters, zi...To clarify the relationship of the metamorphic intrusions along the west margin of the Yangtze craton and their metamorphic history after crystallization, the petrochemical and trace element geochemical characters, zircon SHRIMP U-Pb dating, and the chemical compositions of coexisting hornblendes and plagioclases from Neoproterozoic metamorphic intrusions in Kangding （康定）, Sichuan （四川） Province, and Yuanmou （元谋）, Yunnan （云南） Province, were studied. Combined with the former published data, it is indicated that the Kangding granitic plutons and Yuanmou complex in the west margin of the Yangtze craton generally formed at the same period. Metamorphic event at ~700 Ma existed extensively, at least covering from Kangding area in Sichuan to the Eshan （峨山） area in Central Yunnan. Moreover, amphibolite facies may represent the peak regional metamorphic condition.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.40673046,40173007,40234052)Key Project of the Ministry of Education(No.Key 03032)
文摘To clarify the relationship of the metamorphic intrusions along the west margin of the Yangtze craton and their metamorphic history after crystallization, the petrochemical and trace element geochemical characters, zircon SHRIMP U-Pb dating, and the chemical compositions of coexisting hornblendes and plagioclases from Neoproterozoic metamorphic intrusions in Kangding （康定）, Sichuan （四川） Province, and Yuanmou （元谋）, Yunnan （云南） Province, were studied. Combined with the former published data, it is indicated that the Kangding granitic plutons and Yuanmou complex in the west margin of the Yangtze craton generally formed at the same period. Metamorphic event at ~700 Ma existed extensively, at least covering from Kangding area in Sichuan to the Eshan （峨山） area in Central Yunnan. Moreover, amphibolite facies may represent the peak regional metamorphic condition.
