中国地质
中國地質
중국지질
CHINESE GEOLOGY
2015年
2期
406-420
,共15页
黄增保%郑建平%李葆华%魏志军%漆玮%陈旭
黃增保%鄭建平%李葆華%魏誌軍%漆瑋%陳旭
황증보%정건평%리보화%위지군%칠위%진욱
中祁连%LA-ICPMS锆石U-Pb定年%双向俯冲%野马山岩基
中祁連%LA-ICPMS鋯石U-Pb定年%雙嚮俯遲%野馬山巖基
중기련%LA-ICPMS고석U-Pb정년%쌍향부충%야마산암기
Central Qilian%LA-ICPMS zircon U-Pb dating%double subduction%Yemashan batholiths
野马山岩基位于中祁连地块西段,由早期岩体(花岗闪长岩、斑状二长花岗岩)和晚期岩体(二长花岗岩)组成,二者呈侵入接触。LA-ICPMS锆石U-Pb定年表明,早期岩体侵位时代为中奥陶世((469.0±1.3) Ma),晚期岩体侵位时代为晚奥陶世((450.0±1.0) Ma)。早期岩体SiO2=59.8%~64.2%, K2O/Na2O>1,且A/NKC=0.8~1.0,为准铝质岩石;微量元素相对富集Rb、U、Th和亏损Ba、Nb、Ta、Sr、P、Ti;稀土总量为97.7×10-6~185×10-6,且(La/Yb)N=5.57~12.47, LREE/HREE=7.7~11.3,具轻重稀土分馏明显,轻稀土富集,弱Eu负异常(δEu=0.66~0.89)特征。晚期岩体SiO2=69.8%~76.5%、K2O/Na2O=1.2~1.7、A/NKC=1.0~1.1,属弱过铝质花岗岩;稀土总量为78.97×10-6~244.92×10-6,轻重稀土分馏不明显((La/Yb)N=1.90~5.72),强Eu负异常(δEu=0.11~0.24)。岩石地球化学特征表明,野马山岩基早期岩体为I型花岗岩,形成于俯冲环境,晚期岩体为高分异的I型花岗岩,形成于后碰撞环境。结合岩体产出的区域构造位置及区域地质演化,认为早古生代北祁连洋发生了双向俯冲,野马山岩基为其向南俯冲碰撞的产物。
野馬山巖基位于中祁連地塊西段,由早期巖體(花崗閃長巖、斑狀二長花崗巖)和晚期巖體(二長花崗巖)組成,二者呈侵入接觸。LA-ICPMS鋯石U-Pb定年錶明,早期巖體侵位時代為中奧陶世((469.0±1.3) Ma),晚期巖體侵位時代為晚奧陶世((450.0±1.0) Ma)。早期巖體SiO2=59.8%~64.2%, K2O/Na2O>1,且A/NKC=0.8~1.0,為準鋁質巖石;微量元素相對富集Rb、U、Th和虧損Ba、Nb、Ta、Sr、P、Ti;稀土總量為97.7×10-6~185×10-6,且(La/Yb)N=5.57~12.47, LREE/HREE=7.7~11.3,具輕重稀土分餾明顯,輕稀土富集,弱Eu負異常(δEu=0.66~0.89)特徵。晚期巖體SiO2=69.8%~76.5%、K2O/Na2O=1.2~1.7、A/NKC=1.0~1.1,屬弱過鋁質花崗巖;稀土總量為78.97×10-6~244.92×10-6,輕重稀土分餾不明顯((La/Yb)N=1.90~5.72),彊Eu負異常(δEu=0.11~0.24)。巖石地毬化學特徵錶明,野馬山巖基早期巖體為I型花崗巖,形成于俯遲環境,晚期巖體為高分異的I型花崗巖,形成于後踫撞環境。結閤巖體產齣的區域構造位置及區域地質縯化,認為早古生代北祁連洋髮生瞭雙嚮俯遲,野馬山巖基為其嚮南俯遲踫撞的產物。
야마산암기위우중기련지괴서단,유조기암체(화강섬장암、반상이장화강암)화만기암체(이장화강암)조성,이자정침입접촉。LA-ICPMS고석U-Pb정년표명,조기암체침위시대위중오도세((469.0±1.3) Ma),만기암체침위시대위만오도세((450.0±1.0) Ma)。조기암체SiO2=59.8%~64.2%, K2O/Na2O>1,차A/NKC=0.8~1.0,위준려질암석;미량원소상대부집Rb、U、Th화우손Ba、Nb、Ta、Sr、P、Ti;희토총량위97.7×10-6~185×10-6,차(La/Yb)N=5.57~12.47, LREE/HREE=7.7~11.3,구경중희토분류명현,경희토부집,약Eu부이상(δEu=0.66~0.89)특정。만기암체SiO2=69.8%~76.5%、K2O/Na2O=1.2~1.7、A/NKC=1.0~1.1,속약과려질화강암;희토총량위78.97×10-6~244.92×10-6,경중희토분류불명현((La/Yb)N=1.90~5.72),강Eu부이상(δEu=0.11~0.24)。암석지구화학특정표명,야마산암기조기암체위I형화강암,형성우부충배경,만기암체위고분이적I형화강암,형성우후팽당배경。결합암체산출적구역구조위치급구역지질연화,인위조고생대북기련양발생료쌍향부충,야마산암기위기향남부충팽당적산물。
Located in western Central Qilian Mountain, the Yemashan batholiths are composed of early pluton (granodiorite and porphyritic monzogranite) and late pluton (monzogranite). U-Pb age determination of zircon by LA-ICPMS shows that the early pluton of Yemashan batholiths was intruded at (469.0±1.3) Ma, and the late pluton was intruded at (450.0±1.0) Ma. Compositionally,the early pluton of Yemashan batholiths has SiO2 values ranging from 59.8%to 64.2%, K2O/Na2O ratios higher than 1, and molar A/NKC ratios from 0.8 to 1.0, indicating typical metaluminous granitoid. The pluton is depleted in Ba, Nb, Ta, Sr, P and Ti, and enriched in Rb, U and Th, and has total REE content ranging from 97.73 × 10-6 to 185.76 × 10-6, (La/Yb)N from 5.57 to 12.47, and LREE/HREE from 7.7 to 11.3. The chondrite-normalized REE patterns of the pluton exhibit enrichment of LREE and depletion of HREE, with moderate negative Eu anomalies (δEu=0.66-0.89). The late pluton of Yemashan batholiths has SiO2 ranging from 69.8% to 76.5%, K2O/Na2O from 1.2 to 1.7, and molar A/NKC from 0.8 to 1.0, implying weakly peraluminous granitoid. It also shows enrichment of Rb, U and Th, and depletion of Ba, Nb, Ta, Sr, P and Ti, with∑REE from 78.97×10-6 to 244.92×10-6, and (La/Yb)N from 5.57 to 12.47. The chondrite-normalized REE patterns of the pluton exhibit enrichment of LREE and depletion of HREE, with pronounced negative Eu anomalies (δEu=0.11-0.24). The petrological and geochemical characteristics indicate that the early pluton of Yemashan batholiths could represent typical I-type granite formed in a subduction orogenic setting. The late pluton should be assigned to highly fractionated I-type granite formed in a post-collisional orogenic setting. On the basis of these features in combination with the tectonic locations of granite occurrence and field observation data, the authors hold that southward and northward subductions of the North Qilian oceanic plate took place in the Early Paleozoic, during which the southward subduction and collision resulted in the formation of Yemashan batholiths.