Geochronology, geochemistry of the ores-bearing porphyries in the Lailisigao' er region, western Tianshan:Implications for their tectonic setting and mineralization
Geochronology, geochemistry of the ores-bearing porphyries in the Lailisigao' er region, western Tianshan:Implications for their tectonic setting and mineralization
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2009
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1.8
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Z. Dong;A. Yu
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作者:
Z. Dong;A. Yu
Western Tianshan is located in the north part of the Yili plate, i. e. , orogenic belt between Junggar plate and Yili basin. The Lailisigao' er Mo deposit and 3571 Cu deposit no more than 1 km distanceare situated in the middle section of the Late Paleozoic Biezhentao-kokirqin island arc. The porphyries closely related to metallogenesis, are predominated by monzodioritic porphyry and granodioritic porphyry. LA-ICP-MS U-Pb zircon dating on the two porphyries yield the average ages of 354±0.65 Ma Ma and 346± 1.2Ma respectively, implying that they are co-magmatic in the early Carbiniferous. Their major- and trace-element compositions suggest that they are the typical calc alkaline volcanic arc granites, formed a continental arc setting. Combined with its geological background, the porphyries might be related to the southward subduction of the Junggar plate during the Late Paleozoic time. Their I_(Sr)and e_(Nd)(t) ratios range from 0. 7079 to 0. 7103 and -0. 61 to -3. 71 respectively, suggesting that they were mainly derived from crust (50%~ 70% ) contaminated by minor mantle materials. Their geochemical compositions reflect that the two porphyries are co-magmatic relationship, and the dykes outcropped in the 3571 copper porphyry was inferred to correspond with the upper part of the Lailisigao' er Cu-Mo porphyry. Thus, there may be a potential region beneath the 3571 mine for prospecting for the Lailisigao' er type porphyry Cu-Mo deposit.