Anatexis, Deformation and Exhumation Mechanism for UHP Metamorphic Rocks: A Case Study in the North Qaidam and South Altyn UHP Terrane, Western China
Anatexis, Deformation and Exhumation Mechanism for UHP Metamorphic Rocks: A Case Study in the North Qaidam and South Altyn UHP Terrane, Western China
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10.1111/1755-6724.13091
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2017-02
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Sheng‐yao Yu;Jianxin Zhang;San-zhong Li;Yin‐biao Peng;Deyou Sun
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Sheng‐yao Yu;Jianxin Zhang;San-zhong Li;Yin‐biao Peng;Deyou Sun
plagioclase, (c) felsic veinlets of K-feldspar + quartz ± plagioclase ± muscovite along grain boundaries, and (d) polymineral inclusions of quartz + feldspar in garnet cores. Migmatite shows successive stages of initial miniscale intragranular or droplet-like melt along grain boundaries, which grow into three-dimensional interconnected intergranular network, then segregate and accumulate in pressure shadow areas and then merge to form melt channels and sheets that finally combining forming pluton. Zircon U-Pb data suggested that anatexis of metabasite and felsic gneiss occurred during 430– 435Ma, shortly after peak metamorphism at 440–450Ma. The anatectic zircons have Lu-Hf isotope features that are indistinguishable from those of the metamorphic domains, indicating a closed system with no Hf was added either from outside the system via fluids or from the pre-metamorphic cores during partial melting. Whole-rock geochemistry suggests that the plagioclase-rich leucosomes within metabasite have lower contents of both REE and HFSE but higher LILE (e.g., Rb, Ba, K, Sr, and Pb) than the metabasite hosts. The plagioclase-rich