As an important part of the early Mesozoic granites in the South Qinling tectonic belt(SQTB),the Guangtoushan pluton provides a material basis for research on the composition of magma sources and the effects of perite...As an important part of the early Mesozoic granites in the South Qinling tectonic belt(SQTB),the Guangtoushan pluton provides a material basis for research on the composition of magma sources and the effects of peritectic assemblage entrainment(PAE)on the changes in the granite composition.As shown by the results of LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating,the Guangtoushan pluton was emplaced during the Late Triassic(214-212 Ma)and was formed in the post-collision stage between the SQTB and the Yangtze plate.The collected samples had high SiO_(2)content and low Cr and Ni contents,indicating that the magmas did not undergo significant crust-mantle mixing during their evolution.The Guangtoushan granitoids were distributed along the trend line of magmatic fractional crystallization in the F-An-Or diagram.This result,combined with the relatively homogeneous Sr-Nd isotopic composition,implies that the Guangtoushan pluton underwent slight assimilation and contamination.As can be inferred from the comparison between the compositions of the Guangtoushan granitoids and various fluid-absent experimental melts,the magma sources of the Guangtoushan granitoids contain a variety of materials,such as graywackes,pyroclastic graywackes,and pelites and are not derived from lower crustal mafic rocks.The correlation between the maficity and the major and trace elements further indicates that the strongly peraluminous granitoids from the Guangtoushan pluton was formed by the partial melting of biotite-bearing crustal rocks and its magmatic evolution was accompanied by the entrainment of clinopyroxenes and accessory minerals.展开更多
Arguments persist on the genesis and ages for the banded-augen （rapakivi） anatectic granitoids （charnockite） extensively outcropped in the Yunkai （云开） region, western Guangdong （广东） Province. Their petroch...Arguments persist on the genesis and ages for the banded-augen （rapakivi） anatectic granitoids （charnockite） extensively outcropped in the Yunkai （云开） region, western Guangdong （广东） Province. Their petrochemistry, SHRIMP dating, deformational and metamorphic structure were studled. The results show that most granitoids are A/CNK〉1. 1, CaO/Na2O= 0. 62-1. 61 （average 0.94〉0.3）, Al2O3/TiO2 =16.6-60.6 （average 23.68）, depleted high field strong elements Ta, Nb, Zr, strong peraluminous high-K calcalkaline and calcalkaline granitoids in the post-collisional tectonic environment of a subduction-collision orogenic belt in an active-continental margin. The temperatures of charnockite and gneissic garnet-bearing biotite monzonitic granite are obviously higher than those of banded-augen （rapakivi） biotite monzonitic granite, and charnockite and gneissic garnet-bearing biotite monzonitic granite with the evolutional characteristics of A-type granites. The forming ages from banded-augen （rapakivi） biotite monzonitic granite to charnockite and gneissic garnet-bearing biotite monzonitic granite, whose crystallizing zircon SHRIMP ages are （465±10） Ma, （467±10 ） Ma, （435±11 ） Ma and （413±8） Ma, respectively, become younger. This shows that there was an oceaniccontinental subduction-collision and post-collisional extension-delamination-underplating between the Yangtze and Cathaysia plates during the Caledonian, and the granitoids experienced compressional uplift and extensional exhumation during the lndosinian. This provides important evidence of subduction collision of the Yangtze plate to the Cathaysia plate during the Caledonian in South China.展开更多
The high-K calc-alkaline granitoids in the northern part of the Mandara Hills are part of the wellexposed post-collisional plutons in northeastern Nigeria.The calc-alkaline rock association consists of quartz monzodio...The high-K calc-alkaline granitoids in the northern part of the Mandara Hills are part of the wellexposed post-collisional plutons in northeastern Nigeria.The calc-alkaline rock association consists of quartz monzodiorite,hornblende biotite granite,biotite granites and aplite which intruded the older basement consisting mainly of low-lying migmatitic gneisses and amphibolites during the Neoproterozoic Pan-African Orogeny.Petrological and geochemical studies have revealed the presence of hornblende,iron oxide,and metaluminous to slightly peraluminous characteristics in the granitoids which is typical of I-type granite.The granitoids are also depleted in some high field strength elements(e.g.Nb and Ta) as well as Ti.Plots of Mg#versus SiO2 indicate that the granite was derived from partial melting of crustal sources.Lithospheric delamination at the waning stage of the PanAfrican Orogeny possibly triggered upwelling of hot mafic magma from the mantle which underplated the lower crust.This,in turn,caused partial melting and magma generation at the lower to middle-crustal level.However,the peculiar geochemical characteristics of the quartz monzodiorite especially the enrichment in compatible elements such as MgO,Cr,and Ni,as well as LILE element(e.g.K,Ce,Cs,Ba,and Sr),signify that the rock formed from an enriched upper mantle source.The emplacement of high-K granites in the Madara Hill,therefore,marked an important episode of crustal reworking during the Neoproterozoic.However,further isotopic work is needed to confirm this model.展开更多
The wave velocity for two types of granitoids was measured using the analytic method of full-wave vibration at high pressure and high temperature. The laws of velocity changes for them differ with the pressure hoost a...The wave velocity for two types of granitoids was measured using the analytic method of full-wave vibration at high pressure and high temperature. The laws of velocity changes for them differ with the pressure hoost and temperature rise, and the velocity change of S-type is more violent than that of I-type. The "softening point" of compressional wave velocity ( Vp) is also revealed during the measurement for two types of granitoids imitating the pressure and temperature at a certain depth. But the depth of "softening", Vp after "softening" and the percentage of Vp’ s drop around the "softening point" for two types of granitoids are obviously different. The depth of "softening" is 15 km approximately and Vp after "softening" is 5. 62 km/s for S-type granitoid. But for I-type granitoid the depth of "softening" is 26 km approximately and Vp after "softening" is 6. 08 km/s. Through careful analysis of rock slices after the experiment, it was found that the "softening" of elastic-wave velocity is caused by展开更多
Compositional changes in successively erupted felsic rocks can be used to infer physical changes in lower crustal conditions and to enhance the understanding of the tectonic regime.This study presents geochronological...Compositional changes in successively erupted felsic rocks can be used to infer physical changes in lower crustal conditions and to enhance the understanding of the tectonic regime.This study presents geochronological,geochemical and isotopic data for two I-type granitic plutons in the Sonid Left Banner of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt.Our new data,together with compiled I-type granitoid data,reveal the presence of magma compositional transition at~305 Ma in the Baolidao arc-accretion belt.The early stage granitoids(330-305 Ma)are medium-K calc-alkaline with higher Sr/Y ratios.The late stage granitoids(305-270 Ma)are high-K calc-alkaline with lower Sr/Y ratios.The two-stage granitoids have roughly similar predominately positive Sr-Nd-Hf isotope values,but with a decreasing trend from the early to late stages.Geochemical data indicate that the early stage granitoids were generated by dehydration melting of juvenile mafic crust at amphibole-dominated depths.In contrast,the late stage granitoids were produced by dehydration melting of a mixed lithology containing juvenile K-rich mafic lower crust and supracrustal materials at the plagioclase-stable crustal level.We propose that the compositional transition of these granitoids can be linked with different slab behaviors of the northward subducting Paleo-Asian oceanic plate,and also with the back-arc tectonic settings.展开更多
基金funded by the State Key Program of National Natural Science of China(Grant No.41730426)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.41872066,41702069 and 41602040)the Research Fund of Hebei Provincial Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources(454-0601-YBN-DXXP)。
文摘As an important part of the early Mesozoic granites in the South Qinling tectonic belt(SQTB),the Guangtoushan pluton provides a material basis for research on the composition of magma sources and the effects of peritectic assemblage entrainment(PAE)on the changes in the granite composition.As shown by the results of LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating,the Guangtoushan pluton was emplaced during the Late Triassic(214-212 Ma)and was formed in the post-collision stage between the SQTB and the Yangtze plate.The collected samples had high SiO_(2)content and low Cr and Ni contents,indicating that the magmas did not undergo significant crust-mantle mixing during their evolution.The Guangtoushan granitoids were distributed along the trend line of magmatic fractional crystallization in the F-An-Or diagram.This result,combined with the relatively homogeneous Sr-Nd isotopic composition,implies that the Guangtoushan pluton underwent slight assimilation and contamination.As can be inferred from the comparison between the compositions of the Guangtoushan granitoids and various fluid-absent experimental melts,the magma sources of the Guangtoushan granitoids contain a variety of materials,such as graywackes,pyroclastic graywackes,and pelites and are not derived from lower crustal mafic rocks.The correlation between the maficity and the major and trace elements further indicates that the strongly peraluminous granitoids from the Guangtoushan pluton was formed by the partial melting of biotite-bearing crustal rocks and its magmatic evolution was accompanied by the entrainment of clinopyroxenes and accessory minerals.
基金This paper is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation ofChina ( No . 40072069 ) Chinese Geological Survey Project(200313000041) .
文摘Arguments persist on the genesis and ages for the banded-augen （rapakivi） anatectic granitoids （charnockite） extensively outcropped in the Yunkai （云开） region, western Guangdong （广东） Province. Their petrochemistry, SHRIMP dating, deformational and metamorphic structure were studled. The results show that most granitoids are A/CNK〉1. 1, CaO/Na2O= 0. 62-1. 61 （average 0.94〉0.3）, Al2O3/TiO2 =16.6-60.6 （average 23.68）, depleted high field strong elements Ta, Nb, Zr, strong peraluminous high-K calcalkaline and calcalkaline granitoids in the post-collisional tectonic environment of a subduction-collision orogenic belt in an active-continental margin. The temperatures of charnockite and gneissic garnet-bearing biotite monzonitic granite are obviously higher than those of banded-augen （rapakivi） biotite monzonitic granite, and charnockite and gneissic garnet-bearing biotite monzonitic granite with the evolutional characteristics of A-type granites. The forming ages from banded-augen （rapakivi） biotite monzonitic granite to charnockite and gneissic garnet-bearing biotite monzonitic granite, whose crystallizing zircon SHRIMP ages are （465±10） Ma, （467±10 ） Ma, （435±11 ） Ma and （413±8） Ma, respectively, become younger. This shows that there was an oceaniccontinental subduction-collision and post-collisional extension-delamination-underplating between the Yangtze and Cathaysia plates during the Caledonian, and the granitoids experienced compressional uplift and extensional exhumation during the lndosinian. This provides important evidence of subduction collision of the Yangtze plate to the Cathaysia plate during the Caledonian in South China.
文摘The high-K calc-alkaline granitoids in the northern part of the Mandara Hills are part of the wellexposed post-collisional plutons in northeastern Nigeria.The calc-alkaline rock association consists of quartz monzodiorite,hornblende biotite granite,biotite granites and aplite which intruded the older basement consisting mainly of low-lying migmatitic gneisses and amphibolites during the Neoproterozoic Pan-African Orogeny.Petrological and geochemical studies have revealed the presence of hornblende,iron oxide,and metaluminous to slightly peraluminous characteristics in the granitoids which is typical of I-type granite.The granitoids are also depleted in some high field strength elements(e.g.Nb and Ta) as well as Ti.Plots of Mg#versus SiO2 indicate that the granite was derived from partial melting of crustal sources.Lithospheric delamination at the waning stage of the PanAfrican Orogeny possibly triggered upwelling of hot mafic magma from the mantle which underplated the lower crust.This,in turn,caused partial melting and magma generation at the lower to middle-crustal level.However,the peculiar geochemical characteristics of the quartz monzodiorite especially the enrichment in compatible elements such as MgO,Cr,and Ni,as well as LILE element(e.g.K,Ce,Cs,Ba,and Sr),signify that the rock formed from an enriched upper mantle source.The emplacement of high-K granites in the Madara Hill,therefore,marked an important episode of crustal reworking during the Neoproterozoic.However,further isotopic work is needed to confirm this model.
文摘The wave velocity for two types of granitoids was measured using the analytic method of full-wave vibration at high pressure and high temperature. The laws of velocity changes for them differ with the pressure hoost and temperature rise, and the velocity change of S-type is more violent than that of I-type. The "softening point" of compressional wave velocity ( Vp) is also revealed during the measurement for two types of granitoids imitating the pressure and temperature at a certain depth. But the depth of "softening", Vp after "softening" and the percentage of Vp’ s drop around the "softening point" for two types of granitoids are obviously different. The depth of "softening" is 15 km approximately and Vp after "softening" is 5. 62 km/s for S-type granitoid. But for I-type granitoid the depth of "softening" is 26 km approximately and Vp after "softening" is 6. 08 km/s. Through careful analysis of rock slices after the experiment, it was found that the "softening" of elastic-wave velocity is caused by
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.91962104)the Geological Survey Project from the Ministry of Science and Technology,China(No.1212011120326)。
文摘Compositional changes in successively erupted felsic rocks can be used to infer physical changes in lower crustal conditions and to enhance the understanding of the tectonic regime.This study presents geochronological,geochemical and isotopic data for two I-type granitic plutons in the Sonid Left Banner of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt.Our new data,together with compiled I-type granitoid data,reveal the presence of magma compositional transition at~305 Ma in the Baolidao arc-accretion belt.The early stage granitoids(330-305 Ma)are medium-K calc-alkaline with higher Sr/Y ratios.The late stage granitoids(305-270 Ma)are high-K calc-alkaline with lower Sr/Y ratios.The two-stage granitoids have roughly similar predominately positive Sr-Nd-Hf isotope values,but with a decreasing trend from the early to late stages.Geochemical data indicate that the early stage granitoids were generated by dehydration melting of juvenile mafic crust at amphibole-dominated depths.In contrast,the late stage granitoids were produced by dehydration melting of a mixed lithology containing juvenile K-rich mafic lower crust and supracrustal materials at the plagioclase-stable crustal level.We propose that the compositional transition of these granitoids can be linked with different slab behaviors of the northward subducting Paleo-Asian oceanic plate,and also with the back-arc tectonic settings.
