New Zircon U-Pb Age of the Ore-bearing Porphyry from the Kuga Copper Deposit in the Eastern Bangongco–Nujiang Matallogenic Belt, Tibet

正Objective As the third most important copper polymetallic metallogenic belt in Tibet,the Bangongco–Nujiang metallogenic belt(BNMB)has attracted much attention among geoscientists all over the world(Lin Bin et al.,2017a).There are two ore clusters in the western of BNMB,the Duolong giant porphyry-epithermal Cu(Au,Ag)ore cluster and the Ga’erqiong–Galalelarge porphyry-     

Hydrothermal Zircon Geochronology in the Shangxu Gold Deposit and its Implication for the Early Cretaceous Orogenic Gold Mineralization in the Middle Bangonghu–Nujiang Suture Zone

As a typical orogenic gold deposit in Tibet, Shangxu gold deposit is located at the Bangong Lake–Nujiang River Metallogenic Belt in the south of Qinghai–Tibet Plateau. In this paper, zircon U-Pb dating, trace elements and Hf isotopic analysis were performed on Au-bearing quartz veins in the Shangxu gold deposit. Zircons from Au-bearing quartz veins can be divided into three types: detrital, magmatic, and hydrothermal zircons. There are two age peaks in detrital zircons: ca. 1700 Ma and ca. 2400 Ma. There are two groups of concordant ages including 157 ± 4 Ma(MSWD = 0.69) and 120 ± 1 Ma(MSWD = 0.19) in magmatic zircons, in which εH f(t) value of ca. 120 Ma from the magmatic zircons range from +8.24 to +12.9. An age of 119 ± 2 Ma(MSWD = 0.42) was yielded from hydrothermal zircons, and their εH f(t) values vary between +15.7 and +16.4. According to sericite Ar-Ar age, this paper suggests that an age of 119 ± 2 Ma from hydrothermal zircons represent the formation age of the Shangxu gold Deposit, and its mineralization should be related to the collision between Lhasa Block and Qiangtang Block. The metallogenic age is basically the same as the diagenetic age of Mugagangri granite, and εH f(t) value of hydrothermal zircon is significantly higher than that of the contemporaneous magmatic zircon, which indicates that there is a genetic relationship between the gold mineralization and the deep crust-mantle magmatism.     

藏北商旭金矿床成因研究：流体包裹体及氢-氧同位素证据

商旭金矿床处于班公湖-怒江缝合带中段南侧,位于藏北双湖县境内,是班公湖-怒江缝合带已发现的可能是造山型的金矿床。矿体赋存于中-下侏罗统木嘎岗日群浅变质复理石中,受北西西向断裂构造控制,金矿化与石英脉密切相关。含矿石英脉中见较多黄铁矿、黄铜矿、方铅矿、闪锌矿等硫化物,自然金沿石英裂隙分布,少量分布在黄铁矿裂隙中。岩相学特征和激光拉曼测定结果显示,商旭金矿床中存在两类流体包裹体:1富液相包裹体(L型);2含CO2包裹体(C型),此类包裹体主要为CO2三相包裹体,见CO2两相包裹体。显微测温结果表明:1L型包裹体的均一温度为89.6~409.8℃,盐度ω(NaCleq)为0.35%~9.34%,流体密度为0.55~0.98g/cm3;2C型包裹体的均一温度为264.3~395.2℃,盐度ω(NaCleq)为4.62%~9.74%,流体密度为0.66~0.81g/cm3。商旭金矿床成矿流体具有富CO2、中低温度、低盐度、低密度的特征,与典型造山型金矿成矿流体特征相似。同时,商旭金矿床成矿流体的氢氧同位素组成分别为δD=-108‰~-89‰、δ18 O=-0.8‰~5.8‰,表明成矿流体主要来自变质水与建造水的混合。综合流体包裹体和氢氧同位素证据,进一步论证商旭金矿床为造山型金矿。     

藏北商旭造山型金矿床成矿物质来源探讨：C、S、Pb同位素证据

西藏双湖县商旭金矿床位于班公湖—怒江缝合带中段。矿床受近东西向断裂控制,赋存于中—下侏罗统木嘎岗日群浅变质增生混杂岩中。本文研究主成矿阶段石英流体包裹体中CO_2的C同位素及共生硫化物的S—Pb同位素组成特征,并与木嘎岗日群、虾别错—木嘎岗日山花岗岩等主要地质体对比。含金石英脉流体包裹体中CO_2的δ~(13)C_(V-PDB)值范围为-17.8‰～-23.1‰,均值为-21.3%,接近沉积岩或者变质岩源有机碳,表明商旭金矿床的成矿流体可能来自于木嘎岗日群的变质流体,而含金石英脉中发育着与虾别错—木嘎岗日山花岗岩同时代的少量岩浆锆石,暗示成矿流体还有岩浆热液的加入。共生硫化物δ~(34)S_(V-CDT)值变化于-4.5‰～4.6‰,均值为-1.6‰,具有深源硫(地幔或下地壳,δ~(34)S_(V-CDT)=-3‰～+3‰)的特征;共生硫化物Pb同位素位素[n(~(206)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=18.350～18.690、n(~(207)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=15.632～15.700、n(~(208)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=38.570～38.980]与早白垩世虾别错—木嘎岗日山花岗岩[n(~(206)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=18.558～19.169、n(~(207)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=15.616～15.651、n(~(208)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=38.838～39.154]基本一致,同时向侏罗统木嘎岗日群[n(~(206)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=18.630～18.970、n(~(207)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=15.619～15.673、n(~(208)Pb)/n(~(204)Pb)=38.887～39.260]略有漂移,暗示商旭金矿床的Pb可能来源于早白垩世岩浆活动,同时还有部分来自木嘎岗日群中铅的加入。本次研究认为,商旭金矿的成矿物质部分来自深部壳幔岩浆作用,并被成矿热液携带至浅部。木嘎岗日群围岩也贡献了部分成矿物质,被地层中的变质热液携带到成矿流体中。     

藏北商旭金矿床的碎屑锆石U-Pb年龄及其地质意义

商旭金矿床处于班公湖—怒江缝合带中段南侧,位于藏北双湖县境内,是班公湖—怒江缝合带已发现的一例造山型金矿。本文选择该矿床木嘎岗日群(J1-2M)的变质砂岩进行碎屑锆石U-Pb定年研究,以期获得碎屑沉积物物源区的丰富信息。随机选取114颗锆石进行分析,可知:(1)锆石颗粒大小在80~150μm之间,绝大多数锆石颗粒的Th/U比值0.4;(2)年龄分布范围在223~2 615 Ma之间,年龄峰值分别为280 Ma、451 Ma、908 Ma、1 900 Ma和2 430 Ma。将商旭矿区碎屑锆石U-Pb年龄谱图分别与拉萨地块、羌塘地块沉积岩的碎屑锆石年龄谱图对比分析,获得如下初步结论:该区的沉积物的最大沉积年龄为223 Ma,峰值为908 Ma的年龄群,可比于南羌塘沉积岩的碎屑锆石年龄峰值(~950 Ma),明显不同于拉萨地块沉积岩的碎屑锆石年龄峰值(~1 170 Ma)。综合分析表明,该区的沉积物可能为班公湖—怒江洋残余洋盆的产物,暗示班公湖—怒江洋壳在中生代存在北向俯冲。     

Fluid Inclusion and Stable Isotope Geochemistry of the Shangxu Gold Deposit, Northern Tibet

正Objective The Shangxu gold deposit is located in the south of the middle Bangong-Nujiang suture zone in northern Tibet.The origin of this deposit as an orogenic gold deposit is debatable.The study of the Shangxu deposit has a profound implication on gold exploration in the BangongNujiang metallogenic belt and can also improve our understanding of gold mineralization in northern Tibet.     

New Zircon U‐Pb Age of Granodiorite from the Shayikenbulake Be Deposit in Altay,Xinjiang and its Significance

正Objective Intrusive rocks are widely distributed in Altay,Xinjiang,and appear in every structural belt.The rocks are mainly granite(Song Peng et al.,2017),which formed from 523 Ma to 202 Ma and can be divided into five periods:479–421 Ma,410–370 Ma,368–313 Ma,300–252 Ma and 247–202 Ma.However,intrusive rocks     

藏北商旭金矿床S、Pb同位素组成：对成矿物质来源的指示

商旭造山型金矿床处于班公湖—怒江缝合带中段南侧,其热液成矿作用可划分为四个阶段:石英阶段(S1)、石英—黄铁矿阶段(S2)、石英—多金属硫化物阶段(S3)和碳酸盐阶段(S4),金主要赋存于S2和S3阶段。该矿床的赋矿围岩为中—下侏罗统木嘎岗日群(J_(1-2)M)的深水复理石碎屑沉积岩。商旭金矿床S3阶段硫化物的硫同位素较为均一(δ~(34)S值介于-4.5‰~-1.0‰之间,均值为-3.1‰),与围岩中硫化物的硫同位素δ~(34)S值一致,表明硫可能来自于矿区木嘎岗日群的深水复理石碎屑沉积。同时,该阶段δ~(34)S值满足δ~(34)S_(Gn)δ~(34)S_(Sp),说明不同硫化物间硫同位素分馏基本平衡;闪锌矿—方铅矿硫同位素热力学平衡温度为197℃。S3阶段硫化物的铅同位素~(206)Pb/~(204)Pb=18.35~18.69、~(207)Pb/~(204)Pb=15.64~15.70、~(208)Pb/~(204)Pb=38.57~38.98,μ值介于9.55~9.63之间,ω值介于37.75~38.15之间,表明其铀铅富集、钍铅亏损且铅源物质成熟度高的特点,暗示其铅来自于上地壳物质,可能有造山带中混杂岩的贡献。     

New Zircon U‐Pb Age of the Super‐Large Lijiagou Spodumene Deposit in Songpan Garze Fold Belt,Eastern Tibet: Implications for Early Jurassic Rare‐Metal Polymetallic Event

正Objective The Songpan-Garze Fold Belt(SGFB),located in the eastern part of the Tibet Plateau and west of the Sichuan Basin,is an important pegmatite province in China.Some famous pegmatite type deposits occur in the SGFB,including the Xuebaoding,Jiajika,Keeryin rare metal deposits and Danba muscovite deposit(Li Jiankang et al.,2015).The newly discovered super-large Lijiagou     

Subduction of the Bangong–Nujiang Ocean: constraints from granites in the Bangong Co area,Tibet

We report geochronologic, whole‐rock geochemical and Sr–Nd isotopic analyses of the granites that are exposed to both the north and the inside of the Bangong–Nujiang Suture (BNS) zone as well as the implications for the Mesozoic history of Tibet. To the north of the BNS, the Larelaxin pluton consists of I‐type quartz diorite and highly fractionated I‐type biotite granite. The Larelaxin pluton is enriched in large‐ion lithophile elements (LILE) but depleted in high‐field‐strength elements (HFSE); therefore, it exhibits the features of volcanic arc rocks. The initial Sr (0.7102 to 0.7215) and negative εNd (t) (−2.91 to −5.20) values imply a mixture of depleted mantle and continental crust. The mean ²⁰⁶Pb/²³⁸U zircon age is 168 Ma; we therefore propose that the Bangong–Nujiang Ocean (BNO) had already been subducted beneath the Qiangtang terrain by the middle Jurassic. Inside the BNS, the Rutog granites intruded into the Lagongtang and Duoren formations, which show a continental margin and a forearc basin sedimentary facies, respectively. The mean ²⁰⁶Pb/²³⁸U zircon age is 101 Ma. The Rutog granites are monzogranites with a high Na/K ratio (Na₂O/K₂O > 1) and a high LILE/HFSE ratio, and A/CNK < 1.1. The high Sr/Y ratio (22 to 56) implies that these granites are adakitic. The low initial Sr (0.7044 to 0.7055) and positive εNd (t) (+1.46 to +2.70) values indicate that the protolith of the Rutog granites originated mainly from a depleted source. We attribute the Rutog plutonism to the development of an oceanic arc during the continuing northward subduction of the BNO and propose that the Rutog adakitic granites were formed by melting of the subducted BNO crust with limited crustal contamination. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

An Important Spreading Event of the Neo‐Tethys Ocean during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous: Evidence from Zircon U‐Pb SHRIMP Dating on Diabase in Nagarzê, Southern Tibet

Abstract Widely distributed in Gyangzê‐Chigu area, southern Tibet, NW‐ and nearly E‐W‐trending diabase(gabbro)‐gabbro diorite dykes are regarded as the product of the large‐scale spreading of the late Neo‐Tethys Ocean. In order to constrain the emplacement age of these dykes, zircons of two samples from diabases in Nagarzê were dated by using the U‐Pb SHRIMP method. Two nearly the same weighted mean ²⁰⁶Pb/²³⁸U ages were obtained in this paper, which are 134.9±1.8 Ma (MSWD = 0.65) and 135.5 ± 2.1 Ma (MSWD=1.40), respectively. They not only represent the crystallization age of the diabase, but also documented an important spreading event of the Neo‐Tethys Ocean during the late Jurassic and early Cretaceous. This dating result is of great significance to reconstruct the temporal framework of the late Neo‐Tethys Ocean in the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau.     

Zircon U‐Pb Dating on Granitoids from the Northern South China Sea and its Geotectonic Relevance

Zircon U-Pb ages of 163.8–100.4 Ma and 146.6–134.5?Ma are obtained for the granitoids from the Pearl River mouth basin, and from southern Guangdong Province, respectively. These new dating data accord well with the crystallization ages of Yanshanian granitoids broadly in the Nanling. The active continental margin of South China, as revealed by a combination of zircon U-Pb data, underwent a key granitoid-dominated magmatism in 165–100?Ma. Its evolution varied temporally, and spatially, registering under control of the paleo-Pacific slab subduction. The granitoids that occurred in 165–150?Ma broadly from the South China Sea to the Nanling are preferably related to two settings from volcanic-arc to back-arc extension, respectively. The activities of Cretaceous granitoids migrated from the southeastern Guangdong (148–130?Ma) to the Pearl River Mouth basin (127–112?Ma), corresponding to the model of a retreating subduction. The subduction-related granitoid magmatism in South China continued until 108–97?Ma. A tectonic transformation from slab-subduction to extension should occur at ~100?Ma.     

First Report of Zircon U‐Pb Ages from Lubei Cu‐Ni Sulfide Deposit in East Tianshan of Central Asian Orogenic Belt,NW China

正Objective The East Tianshan mafic-ultramafic rocks belt mainly produced in the eastern Jueluotage belt is an important part of the Central Asia Orogenic Belt(CAOB).The wellknown deposits including Huangshan,Huangshandong,Tulaergen,Hulu,Xiangshan were have been consecutively discovered in this belt(Duan Xingxing et al.,2016).The new discovery of the Lubei Cu-Ni sulfide deposit in recent     

Zircon U–Pb Age and Deformation Characteristics of the Jiama Porphyry Copper Deposit,Tibet: Implications for Relationships between Mineralization,Structure and Alteration

The Jiama copper deposit is one of the largest deposits recently found in Tibet and is composed of three types of mineralization including skarn, hornfels and porphyry. To investigate the relationship between mineralization, structure and alteration, we report new zircon U–Pb age and present field observations on the deformation characteritics associated with the copper mineralization in Jiama. Two main periods of deformation were identified, represented by D₁ and D₂ in Jiama. The first deformation (D₁) occurred around 50 Ma, whereas the second deformation (D₂) that was closely related to mineralization occurred later. Previous zircon U–Pb and molybnite Re–Os dating results indicate that the mineralizatoin occurred at ～15 Ma and thus the D₁ regional deformation significantly occurred before the mineralization time, although the D₁ deformation probably provided important space for the development of significant copper deposition. Our new mapping and observations on the D₂ deformation demonstrate that the mineralization was closely coeval with or slightly later than the time of D₂ deformation. The new U–Pb zircon age further indicates that the aplite formed in ～17.0 Ma and thus the D₂ deformation happened later than this time because the D₂ deformation cut across the aplite, which is proposed to be the key control for copper mineralization. Altered laminated hornfels including three types of alteration (A‐, K‐ and S‐type) were found spatially associated with the D₂ deformation. The type‐A is mainly silicification, with fine sericite or chlorite, as well as abundant disseminated sulphides on fracture surfaces; the type‐S is mainly fine‐grained silicification with patches of chlorite, epidote and common sulphides; the type‐K (potassic alteration) appears to be fine‐grained biotite. Such types of alteration indicate the presence of skarns at depth where ore shoots are located. Taken together, the multiple structural‐magmatic‐mineralization events contributed to the formation of the supergiant Jiama porphyry copper deposit in Tibet. The results have general implication for regional exploration.     

藏南查拉普岩金矿床特征、发现及时代约束

查拉普岩金矿床是藏南著名的北喜马拉雅构造带中新发现的第一个也是最大一个岩金矿床, 是西藏境内迄今为止报道的首个卡林型金矿床.但它的发现只是藏南岩金找矿突破的前奏, 随着勘查研究工作的深入, 北喜马拉雅构造带在岩金或以岩金为主的金锑找矿方面将会取得重大突破.首次系统介绍查拉普岩金矿床成矿环境、成矿特征的同时, 对其成矿时代提出约束, 得出该类型金矿最终成矿作用与藏南大规模拆离系的形成和演化密切相关, 也显示北喜马拉雅与冈底斯斑岩铜矿带在晚新生代成矿方面具有某种成因联系, 为该区进一步的岩金找矿提供了参考和借鉴, 具有重要的理论及现实意义.      

Zircon U-Pb Age and Geochemistry of the Ore-hosting Ultramafic Complex of Zhou’an PGE-Cu-Ni Deposit, Henan Province, Central China

The Zhou’an PGE-Cu-Ni deposit was recently discovered in the Qinling orogenic belt bound by the Yangtze and the North China Cratons. It is a blind deposit thoroughly covered by the Cenozoic alluvial sediments in the Nanyang Basin. As the first large PGE-Cu-Ni deposit discovered in the Qinling-Dabie-Sulu orogenic belt, its geological and geochemical characteristic, isotope age, genesis and tectonic setting are of wide concern in both scientific studies and ore exploration. In this contribution, we report the results obtained from a pioneering study. The Zhou’an ultramafic complex is ferruginous, with m/f?=?4.79–5.08, and shows the nature of tholeiite series. It is rich in light rare earth elements, Rb, Th, U, La, Sm, Zr and Hf, and poor in heavy rare earth elements, Nd and Ta, suggesting an intraplate setting. It has high 87Sr/86Sr and low 143Nd/144Nd ratios. The ratios of Zr/Nb, La/Nb, Ba/Nb, Rb/Nb, Th/Nb, Th/La and Ba/La, suggest the magma originated from lithosphere mantle. The Fo values of olivine and Pd/Ir-Ni/Cu diagram suggest primary magma was High Mg basalt. The laser ablation inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy zircon U-Pb age is 641.5?±?3.7 Ma.     

Lithogeochemical,Re–Os and U–Pb Geochronological,Hf–Lu and S–Pb Isotope Data of the Ga'erqiong‐Galale Cu–Au Ore‐Concentrated Area: Evidence for the Late Cretaceous Magmatism and Metallogenic Event in the Bangong‐Nujiang Suture Zone,Northwestern Tibet,China

The Ga'erqiong‐Galale skarn–porphyry copper–gold ore‐concentrated area is located in the western part of the Bangong‐Nujiang suture zone north of the Lhasa Terrane. This paper conducted a systematic study on the magmatism and metallogenic effect in the ore‐concentrated area using techniques of isotopic geochronology, isotopic geochemistry and lithogeochemistry. According to the results, the crystallization age of quartz diorite (ore‐forming mother rock) in the Ga'erqiong deposit is 87.1 ± 0.4 Ma, which is later than the age of granodiorite (ore‐forming mother rock) in the Galale deposit (88.1 ± 1.0 Ma). The crystallization age of granite porphyry (GE granite porphyry) in the Ga'erqiong deposit is 83.2 ± 0.7 Ma, which is later than the age of granite porphyry (GL granite porphyry) in the Galale deposit (84.7 ± 0.8 Ma).The quartz diorite, granodiorite, GE granite porphyry and GL granite porphyry both main shows positive ε_Hf(t) values, suggesting that the magmatic source of the main intrusions in the ore‐concentrated area has the characteristics of mantle source region. The Re–Os isochron age of molybdenite in the Ga'erqiong district is 86.9 ± 0.5 Ma, which is later than the mineralization age of the Galale district (88.6 ± 0.6 Ma). The main intrusive rocks in the ore‐concentrated area have similar lithogeochemical characteristics, for they both show the relative enrichment in large‐ion lithophile elements(LILE: Rb, Ba, K, etc.), more mobile highly incompatible lithophile elements(HILE: U, Th) and relatively depleted in high field strength elements (HFSE: Nb, Ta, Zr, Hf, etc.), and show the characteristics of magmatic arc. The studies on the metal sulfides' S and Pb isotopes and Re content of molybdenite indicate that the metallogenic materials of the deposits in the ore‐concentrated area mainly come from the mantle source with minor crustal source contamination. Based on the regional tectonic evolution process, this paper points out that the Ga'erqiong‐Galale copper–gold ore‐concentrated area is the typical product of the Late Cretaceous magmatism and metallogenic event in the collision stage of the Bangong‐Nujiang suture zone.     

Mineralization,Geochemistry and Zircon U‐Pb Ages of the Paodaoling Porphyry Gold Deposit in the Guichi Region,Lower Yangtze Metallogenic Belt,Eastern China

The newly discovered Paodaoling porphyry Au deposit from the Guichi region, Lower Yangtze River Metallogenic Belt(LYRB), contains 35 tons of Au at an average grade of ~1.7 g/t. It is a porphyry ‘Au-only' deposit, as revealed by current exploration in the depths, mostly above-400 m, which is quite uncommon among coeval porphyry mineralization along the LYRB. Additionally, there are also Cu-Au bearing porphyries and barren alkaline granitoids in the Paodaoling district. Zircon LA-ICP-MS U-Pb dating of the Cu-Au-bearing porphyries yield an age of 141–140 Ma, falling within the main magmatic stage of the LYRB, whereas the barren granites give an age of 125–120 Ma, coeval with the regional Atype granites. The Cu-Au-bearing porphyries are LILE-, LREE-enriched and HFSE-depleted, typical of arc magmatic affinities. The barren granites are HFSE-enriched, with lower LREE/HREE ratios and pronounced negative Eu anomalies. The Cu-Au-bearing porphyries in the Paodaoling district have high oxygen fugacities and high water content. Pyrite sulfur isotopes of the Paodaoling gold deposit indicate a magmatic-sedimentary mixed source for the ore-forming fluids. Based on the alteration and poly-metal zonation of the deepest exploration drill hole from the Paodaoling Au deposit, we propose that Cu ore bodies could lie at depth beneath the current Au ore bodies. The magmatism and associated Cu-Au mineralization of the Paodaoling district are likely to have formed in a subduction setting, during slab rollback of the paleo-Pacific plate.     

New Zircon U‐Pb Age of the Badu Dolerite: Implications for Yanshanian Magmatic Gold Mineralization within the Youjiang Basin,Southwest China

正Objective The Youjiang basin,also named"Dian-Qian-Gui Golden Triangle",contains a cluster of Carlin-like gold deposits(Deng and Wang,2016).Due to the uncertainty of mineralization age and the absence of coetaneous magmatic rocks(Chen et al.,2015),the relationship between magmatism and Au mineralization still remains controversial in recent years(Hou et al.,2016).The Late     

Zircon U–Pb Geochronology and Geochemistry of the Early Cretaceous Volcanic Rocks from the Manitu Formation in the Hongol Area,Northeastern Inner Mongolia

We undertook zircon U-Pb dating and geochemical analyses of volcanic rocks from the Manitu Formation in the Hongol area,northeastern Inner Mongolia,to determine their age,petrogenesis and sources,which are important for understanding the Late Mesozoic tectonic evolution of the Great Xing'an Range.The volcanic rocks of the Manitu Formation from the Hongol area consist primarily of trachyandesite,based on their chemical compositions.The zircons from two of these trachyandesites are euhedral-subhedral in shape,display clear oscillatory growth zoning and have high Th/U ratios(0.31-1.15),indicating a magmatic origin.The results of LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating indicate that the volcanic rocks from the Manitu Formation in the Hongol area formed during the early Early Cretaceous with ages of 138.9-140.5 Ma.The volcanic rocks are high in alkali(Na_2O + K_2O = 6.22-8.26 wt%),potassium(K_2O = 2.49-4.58 wt%) and aluminium(Al_2O_3 = 14.27-15.88 wt%),whereas they are low in iron(total Fe_2O_3 = 3.76-6.53 wt%) and titanium(TiO_2 = 1.02-1.61 wt%).These volcanic rocks are obviously enriched in large ion lithophile elements,such as Rb,Ba,Th and U,and light rare earth elements,and are depleted in high field strength elements,such as Nb,Ta and Ti with pronounced negative anomalies.Their Sr-Nd-Pb isotopic compositions show positive ε_(Nd)(t)(+0.16‰ to+1.64‰) and low T_(DM)(t)(694-767 Ma).The geochemical characteristics of these volcanic rocks suggest that they belong to a shoshonitic series and were likely generated from the partial melting of an enriched lithospheric mantle that was metasomatised by fluids released from a subducted slab during the closure of the MongolOkhotsk Ocean.Elemental and isotopic features reveal that fractional crystallization with the removal of ferromagnesian minerals,plagioclase,ilmenite,magnetite and apatite played an important role during the evolution of the magma.These shoshonitic rocks were produced by the partial melting of the enriched lithospheric mantle in an extensional regime,which resulted from the gravitational collapse following the final closure of the Mongol-Okhotsk Ocean in the Middle-Late Jurassic.