Petrogenesis and metallogenic implications of Late Cretaceous I- and S-type granites in Dachang-Kunlunguan ore belt, southwestern South China Block
Petrogenesis and metallogenic implications of Late Cretaceous I- and S-type granites in Dachang-Kunlunguan ore belt, southwestern South China Block
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华南地块西南部大厂—昆仑关矿带晚白垩世I型、S型花岗岩岩石成因及成矿意义
DOI:
10.1016/j.oregeorev.2019.103079
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Deng Jun
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作者:
Wang Tingyi;Li Gongjian;Wang Qingfei;Santosh M;Zhan Qizuan;Deng Jun
The southwestern part of the South China Block is one of the major Sn, W and Cu metallogenic provinces related.to Mesozoic granitoid suites. However, the genetic relationship between the magmatic petrogenesis and me-.tallogeny is not well-constrained. Here we evaluate the petrogenesis of Late Cretaceous granites and their link to.regional metallogeny from the Dachang–Kunlunguan ore belt in the eastern part of the province. This belt.includes biotite granites formed at ca. 98–97 Ma associated with Cu–W deposit in the Kunlunguan area, and the.alkali-feldspar granites emplaced at ca. 92 Ma responsible for Dachang Sn mineralization. The Kunlunguan.biotite granites have low P 2 O 5 (0.12–0.18 wt%), CIPW normative corundum contents (0.28–1.99 wt%) and ASI.values (1.00 to 1.14), consistent with the features of I-type granites. In contrast, the Dachang alkali-feldspar.granites are strongly peraluminous (ASI =1.29–1.44) with high P 2 O 5 (0.25–0.34 wt%) and CIPW normative.corundum contents (3.75–4.91 wt%), comparable to S-type granites. Zircon grains from the Kunlunguan and.Dachang granites show different εHf(t) values ranging from −11.0 to −1.2 and from −6.5 to −2.1, respec-.tively. Based on the geochemical and Hf isotope features, the parent magmas of the Kunlunguan granites are.inferred to have been dominantly derived from mixed melts of Paleo- to Mesoproterozoic metaigneous and.metasedimentary sources with minor mantle components, whereas Dachang granites were mainly formed.through partial melting of Mesoproterozoic metasedimentary rocks. The Dachang S-type granites display high.values of DI and FeO T /MgO, low Tzr and ratios of La/Yb, Zr/Hf and Nb/Ta and strongly negative Sr, Ba and Eu.anomalies, suggesting that they are highly fractionated granites; whereas the Kunlunguan I-type granites have.witnessed less fractionation. The Dachang granites underwent fractionation of K-feldspar, plagioclase, biotite,.monazite and allanite with magmatic-hydrothermal interaction indicated by Nb/Ta < 5. The Kunlunguan.granites have high zircon Ce/Ce* ratios (1–400, average 70), which resemble those of typical Cu ore-bearing.granitoids in Myanmar, indicating relatively high oxygen fugacity and explaining the associated formation of Cu-.W deposit. The highly fractionated Dachang S-type granites show low oxygen fugacity (mostly < 40), similar.with that of the typical Sn ore-bearing granitoids, which favored the Sn mineralization.