Petrogenetic contrastive studies on the Mesozoic early stage ore-bearing and late stage ore-barren granites from the southern Anhui Province  

作　　者：YAN Jun HOU TianJie WANG AiGuo WANG DeEn ZHANG DingYuan WENG WangFei LIU JianMin LIU XiaoQiang LI QuanZhong 

机构地区：[1]School of Resource and Environmental Engineering,Hefei University of Technology,Hefei 230009,China [2]Nanjing Institute of Geology and Mineral Resources,China Geological Survey,Nanjing 210016,China [3]332 Geological Team of Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources Exploration of Anhui Province,Huangshan 245000,China

出　　处：《Science China Earth Sciences》2017年第11期1920-1941,共22页中国科学（地球科学英文版）

基　　金：supported by the State Key R&D Project of China(Grant No.2016YFC0600203);the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.41672052,41272074)

摘　　要：Yanshanian magmatisms are intensive in the southern Anhui Province and can be divided into early （152-137 Ma） and late （136-122 Ma） stages. A Yanshanian granitic zone was found to crop out along Qingshan to Changgai areas in the Ttmxi district in Field investigation which has a genetic link with molybdenum multiple metal mineralization. To be a representative syenitic granite in the southern Anhui Province, the Huangshan pluton has not been found so far to have any genetic link with mineralization. Zircon LA-ICP-MS dating indicate that the four granitic bodies from the Qingshan-Changgai zone have concurrent formed ages from 140~：4 to 141~2 Ma, belonging to the Yanshanian early stage magmatism. However, the Huangshan granite is dated to be 12912 Ma, belonging to the Yanshanian late stage magmatism. The Qingshan-Changgai granites show high SiO2 and K20 contents, low P205 contents and middle A12O3 contents and are high-K calc-alkaline series metaluminum I-type granite. These rocks are characterized by enrichments in the large ion lithophile elements and light rare earth elements （REE）, depletions in the high field-strength elements, and middle degree negative anomalies of Eu, geochemical features of arc or continent crustal derived magma affinities. These rocks have 87Sr/StSr（t） ratios from 0.7120 to 0.7125,εNd（t） values from -7.24 to -4.38 and zircon εHf（t） values of -4.4 to 6.7, similar to that of the coeval ore-bearing granodiorites in the southern Anhui Province. Integrated geochemical studies indicate that the Yanshanian ore-bearing granodiorites were formed by partial melting of the Meso-Neoproterozoic accreted thickened low crust. Meanwhile, the Qingshan-Changgai granites were formed through a AFC process of plagioclase＋amphibole＋Shangxi Group of magmas that formed the ore-bearing granodiorites. The Huangshan granites are characterized by high SiOz and K2O contents, moderate Al2O3 contents, seagull shape REE distributed pattern and distinct Eu negative abnormities. Comparing wiYanshanian magmatisms are intensive in the southern Anhui Province and can be divided into early(152–137 Ma)and late(136–122 Ma) stages. A Yanshanian granitic zone was found to crop out along Qingshan to Changgai areas in the Tunxi district in Field investigation which has a genetic link with molybdenum multiple metal mineralization. To be a representative syenitic granite in the southern Anhui Province, the Huangshan pluton has not been found so far to have any genetic link with mineralization. Zircon LA-ICP-MS dating indicate that the four granitic bodies from the Qingshan-Changgai zone have concurrent formed ages from 140±4 to 141±2 Ma, belonging to the Yanshanian early stage magmatism. However, the Huangshan granite is dated to be 129±2 Ma, belonging to the Yanshanian late stage magmatism. The Qingshan-Changgai granites show high SiO2 and K2 O contents, low P2O5 contents and middle Al2O3 contents and are high-K calc-alkaline series metaluminum I-type granite. These rocks are characterized by enrichments in the large ion lithophile elements and light rare earth elements(REE), depletions in the high field-strength elements, and middle degree negative anomalies of Eu, geochemical features of arc or continent crustal derived magma affinities. These rocks have 87Sr/86Sr(t) ratios from 0.7120 to 0.7125, εNd(t) values from.7.24 to.4.38 and zircon εHf(t) values of.4.4 to 6.7, similar to that of the coeval ore-bearing granodiorites in the southern Anhui Province. Integrated geochemical studies indicate that the Yanshanian ore-bearing granodiorites were formed by partial melting of the Meso-Neoproterozoic accreted thickened low crust. Meanwhile, the Qingshan-Changgai granites were formed through a AFC process of plagioclase+amphibole+Shangxi Group of magmas that formed the ore-bearing granodiorites. The Huangshan granites are characterized by high SiO2 and K2 O contents, moderate Al2O3 contents, seagull shape REE distributed pattern and distinct Eu negative abnormities. Comparing with the Qingshan-Changgai gra

关 键 词：YANSHANIAN Granite Low crust Ore-bearing magmatic rock The south Anhui Province Jiangnan orogenic belt 

分 类 号：P588.121[天文地球—岩石学] P612[天文地球—地质学]