Biotite compositions and geochemistry of porphyry-related systems from the central Urumieh Dokhtar Magmatic Belt, western Yazd, Iran: Insights into mineralization potentia
Biotite compositions and geochemistry of porphyry-related systems from the central Urumieh Dokhtar Magmatic Belt, western Yazd, Iran: Insights into mineralization potentia
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伊朗亚兹德西部乌鲁米赫多赫塔尔岩浆带中部斑岩相关系统的黑云母成分和地球化学:对成矿潜力的见解
DOI:
10.1016/j.lithos.2022.106593
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发表时间:
2022
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3.5
通讯作者:
Katsuhiko Suzuki
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作者:
Amir Taghavi;Mohammad Maanijou;David R. Lentz;Ali A. Sepahi-Gerow;Teruyuki Maruoka;Wataru Fujisaki;Katsuhiko Suzuki
Commonly biotite occurs as a minor rock-forming mineral in a wide range of felsic to intermediate intrusive rocks. It can record the physicochemical conditions of the parent magma due to its complex crystal structure that allows multiple site substitutions of a wide range of elements. Geochemical studies of whole rocks and biotite (using EPMA and LA-ICP-MS methods) with petrographic analysis of biotite provide distinction between barren and fertile granitoids in western Yazd. Fertile suites are characterized by Si- and Mg-rich (3.47–4.35,ave. 3.75a.p.f.u.) and total REE-poor biotite. In contrast, Fe (2.66–3.15,ave. 3.08a.p.f.u.), Al, Ti, and REEs (in particular HREE+Y) increase in barren rocks. On the basis of biotite geobarometry, the fertile rocks (Darezereshk Porphyry Copper Deposit (PCD)) solidified at low pressure (ca. 0.6 kb, i.e., subvolcanic); in contrast, the barren rocks (Galvic and Shirkouh granodiorites) crystallized at higher pressures (1.1 to 3.6 kb). The temperature of the fertile granitoids is inferred to be about 750 °C, whereas T's of 625–675 °C for barren granitoids. The fertile suites have redox characteristic near the Ni-NiO buffer, whereas the barren suites are more reduced, near the quartz-fayalite-magnetite (QFM) buffer. Therefore, biotite major-element compositions, fertile magma bodies are emplaced at higher temperature and redox to lower pressures (subvolcanically) than the barren intrusive bodies. The whole-rock geochemical signatures show that both barren and fertile suites are represented by peraluminous to metaluminous granite to diorite that have calc-alkaline characteristics with an I-type volcanic arc (VAG) tectonic setting. However, fertile suites originated from the mantle-crust mixed magma exhibiting calc-alkaline affinity, whereas the barren suites are derived predominantly from recycling of continental crust.