Indosinian Shahewan rapakivi granite in Qinling and its dynamic significance
Indosinian Shahewan rapakivi granite in Qinling and its dynamic significance
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DOI:
10.1360/yd1996-39-3-266
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发表时间:
1996-05
影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
Lu Xin-xiang;Dong You;Chang Qiuling;Xiao Qinghui;Li Xiaobo;Wang Xia;Zhang Guowei
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作者:
Lu Xin-xiang;Dong You;Chang Qiuling;Xiao Qinghui;Li Xiaobo;Wang Xia;Zhang Guowei
Rapakivi granite is a postorogenic granite mainly occurring within Precambrian stable blocks in the world. Shahewan rapakivi granite in Qinling. however, is a seldom seen young rock body occurring at the end of Indo-Chinese epoch (195-213 Ma) and intruding in an orogenic belt. This rock body consists of amphibole-quartz monzonite and amphibole-biotitc adamellite and shows a series of distinctive geological andgeochemical characteristics. It intruded in Shangdan faulted zone--the main suture belt between the NorthChina and Yangtze plates as a result of the delamination of the lithospheric mantle occurring after collision. Presence of Shahewan rapakivi granite marked the end of orogenic stage of subduction-collision from Caled-onian-Hercynian to Indo-Chinese epoch and the transition to intracontinental orogeny in the late orogenic stage.