Late Mesozoic crust-mantle interaction in southeastern Fujian
Late Mesozoic crust-mantle interaction in southeastern Fujian
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02882602
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1997-03
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通讯作者:
C. Dong;Xinmin Zhou;Hui-ming Li;S. Ren;Xin-hua Zhou
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作者:
C. Dong;Xinmin Zhou;Hui-ming Li;S. Ren;Xin-hua Zhou
3 DiscussionIn comparison with the ages and Sm-Nd isotopic data of the Zhangzhou monzogranite and gabbronorite, the Quanzhou gabbro (associated with granite) as well as the Yongtai rhyolite and basalt (table 3), it is found that they have almost identical ages,€ Nd (T) and Is, values. It is proved that the isotopic compositions between mantle-derived basaltic and crust-derived granitic magmas have taken fully exchange in a wider region in the mid-and late-Cretaceous times. The cause is that some boundary effects, such as thermal diffusion, isotopic exchange and chemical mixing, will take place along the boundary surface when two different compositional magmas coexist in a reservoir over a long period of time. The isotopic exchange between two melts proceeds much more quickly than the chemical homogenization of major'elements doe~[~-~ I. This fact may interpret the identity of isotopic composition for associated basic and silic rocks (gabbro-granite and rhyolite-basalt), and it just is a geochemical indicator for crustmantle interaction. Consequently, the mechanical mixing (mingling) between two different. magmas takes place, and igneous complex or composite lava forms during the ascent and emplacement of magmas.