Late Paleozoic tectonic evolution of the northern West Chinese Tianshan Belt

Late Paleozoic tectonic evolution of the northern West Chinese Tianshan Belt
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DOI:
10.3166/ga.19.237-247
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2006-08
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1.5
通讯作者:
Bo Wang;M. Faure;Dominique Cluzel;L. Shu;J. Charvet;S. Meffre;Q. Ma
Bo Wang;M. Faure;Dominique Cluzel;L. Shu;J. Charvet;S. Meffre;Q. Ma
中科院分区:
地球科学2区
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作者:
Bo Wang;M. Faure;Dominique Cluzel;L. Shu;J. Charvet;S. Meffre;Q. Ma

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The northern West Chinese Tianshan is divided into three subunits: Carboniferous turbidite, ophiolitic mélange and Yili magmatic arc. Stratigraphical and petrological studies suggest that the turbidite and ophiolitic mélange form a subduction complex. The ophiolitic mélange that forms the North Tianshan suture was a result of intra-oceanic tectonism and subsequent redeposition and deformation during the subduction of the North Tianshan oceanic basin. The Yili arc-type granitoids are constained by single zircon U-Pb radiochronology between 361 and 309 Ma. The first-hand kinematic results on the deformed turbidite suggest that this suture zone was reworked by a Permian ductile dextral strike-slip fault. An evolutionary model of the study area allows three events to be distinguished: 1) Late Devonian to Carboniferous subduction of the oceanic basin below the Yili Block producing Yili magmatic rocks and subduction complex, 2) Late Carboniferous complete closure of this basin, 3) Permian right-lateral strike-slip faulting generating pull-apart basins and alkaline magmatism. A prominent reactivation during the Indo-Eurasia collision provoked the northward thrusting of the Paleozoic units upon the Cenozoic sediments of the Junggar Basin, consequently, hiding the bulk of this Late Paleozoic suture.