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Lithospheric composition and structure beneath the northern margin of the Qinling orogenic belt——On deep-seated xenoliths in Minggang region of Henan Province
作者姓名:LU Fengxiang  WANG Chunyang & ZHENG Jianping Faculty of Earth Sciences  China University of Geosciences  Wuhan  China Correspondence should be addressed to Lu Fengxiang
作者单位:LU Fengxiang,WANG Chunyang & ZHENG Jianping Faculty of Earth Sciences,China University of Geosciences,Wuhan 430074,China Correspondence should be addressed to Lu Fengxiang
基金项目:国家重点基础研究发展计划(973计划),the special project from the Land and Resource Ministry
摘    要:Swarms of mafic-intermediate volcaniclastic bodies occur in the Minggang region of Henan Province, a tectonic boundary between the North Qinling and the North China Block, and emplaced at (178.31±3.77) Ma. These volcanic rocks are subalkaline basaltic andesites and contain abundance of lower crust and mantle xenoliths. Thus this area is an ideal place to reveal the lithospheric composition and structure beneath the northern margin of the Qinling orogenic belt. Geochemical data indicate that these mafic granulites, eclogites and metagabbros have trace elemental and Pb isotopic characteristics very similar to those rocks from the South Qinling Block, representing the lower part of lower crust of the South Qinling which subducted beneath the North China Block. Talcic peridotites represent the overlying mantle wedge materials of the North China Block, which underwent the metasomatism of the acidic melt/fluid released from the underlying lower crust of the South Qinling Block. Deep tectonic model proposed i


Lithospheric composition and structure beneath the northern margin of the Qinling orogenic belt--On deep-seated xenoliths in Minggang region of Henan Province
LU Fengxiang,WANG Chunyang & ZHENG Jianping Faculty of Earth Sciences,China University of Geosciences,Wuhan ,China Correspondence should be addressed to Lu Fengxiang.Lithospheric composition and structure beneath the northern margin of the Qinling orogenic belt--On deep-seated xenoliths in Minggang region of Henan Province[J].Science in China(Earth Sciences),2004,47(1).
Authors:LU Fengxiang  WANG Chunyang  ZHENG Jianping
Institution:Faculty of Earth Sciences, China University of Geosciences, Wuhan 430074, China
Abstract:Swarms of mafic-intermediate volcaniclastic bodies occur in the Minggang region of Henan Province, a tectonic boundary between the North Qinling and the North China Block, and emplaced at (178.31±3.77) Ma. These volcanic rocks are subalkaline basaltic andesites and contain abundance of lower crust and mantle xenoliths. Thus this area is an ideal place to reveal the lithospheric composition and structure beneath the northern margin of the Qinling orogenic belt. Geochemical data indicate that these mafic granulites, eclogites and metagabbros have trace elemental and Pb isotopic characteristics very similar to those rocks from the South Qinling Block, representing the lower part of lower crust of the South Qinling which subducted beneath the North China Block. Talcic peridotites represent the overlying mantle wedge materials of the North China Block, which underwent the metasomatism of the acidic melt/fluid released from the underlying lower crust of the South Qinling Block. Deep tectonic model proposed in this paper is that after the Late Paleozoic South Qinling lithosphere subducted northward and decoupled, the upper part of the lithosphere emplaced under the North Qinling and the lower part continuously subducted northward under the North China Block. In Early Mesozoic, the North Qinling Block obducted northward and the North China Block inserted into the Qinling orogenic belt in a crocodile-mouth shape.
Keywords:lithosphere structure  deep-seated xenolith  decoupling and subduction  
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