Early paleozoic granitoids in the Lesser Khingan terrane, Central Asian Foldbelt: Age, geochemistry, and geodynamic interpretations
Early paleozoic granitoids in the Lesser Khingan terrane, Central Asian Foldbelt: Age, geochemistry, and geodynamic interpretations
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10.1134/s0869591111060051
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2011-11
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1.5
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A. A. Sorokin-A.;A. Kotov;E. Sal’nikova;N. Kudryashov;S. D. Velikoslavinskii;S. Yakovleva;A. Fedoseenko-A.-Fedose
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作者:
A. A. Sorokin-A.;A. Kotov;E. Sal’nikova;N. Kudryashov;S. D. Velikoslavinskii;S. Yakovleva;A. Fedoseenko-A.-Fedose
The U-Pb zircon dates obtained for the Sutara (480 ± 4 Ma), Kabalinskii (471 ± 10 Ma), and Durilovskii (461 ± 5 Ma) massifs reliably confirm an Early Proterozoic orogenic event, which took place after granulite metamorphism at approximately 500 Ma (Wilde et al., 2003) in the Lesser Khingan (Jiamusi) terrane. The rocks emplaced most shortly after the main metamorphic event are the granites of the Sutara Massif and leucogranites of the Kabalinskii Massif, whose geochemistry is close to that of collision granites. The quartz diorites and subalkaline granites of the Durilovskii Massif, whose geochemistry suggests their origin in a postcollision environment with the participation of an enriched mantle source, were emplaced longer after metamorphic event and after the aforementioned massifs.