Jinning granodiorite and diorite deeply concealed in the central Tarim Basin
Jinning granodiorite and diorite deeply concealed in the central Tarim Basin
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10.1360/03yd0354
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2005
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Yuezhou Li;Wenjie Song;Genyao Wu;Yifen Wang;Yuping Li;Duo-Ming Zheng
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Yuezhou Li;Wenjie Song;Genyao Wu;Yifen Wang;Yuping Li;Duo-Ming Zheng
The 7200-m-deep Well Tacan 1 in the central Tarim Basin is the deepest in China. Purplish gray medium-grained granodiorite containing dark gray fine-grained diorite xenolith is revealed at the base of the well (7169–7200 m), and they are results of the Jinning magmatic activities. Trace-element geochemistry and REE profiles of both rock types are similar, indicating that they are calc-alkaline series I-type granitoid. Proxies of diorite signify the development of a magmatic arc due to subduction at ca. 1200 Ma. The granodiorite was formed before 890–932 Ma. However, more study is needed to clarify if the arc diorite represents a ca. 300 Ma extension of the subduction or a reactivation during the orogenic collision event at ca. 900 Ma.