对桐庐早白垩世火山-侵入岩成因的几点认识

Translated title of the contribution: An understanding of the origin of the Tonglu Early Cretaceous volcanic-intrusive rocks

Jincheng Zhou*, Dezi Wang, Xiang Wang, Xiaoming Chen

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Abstract

This paper reports an understanding of the origin of the Tonglu volcanic-intrusive rocks on the basis of further studies. U-Pb age determinations of single zircon show that the Tonglu volcanic-intrusive rocks are the products of Early Cretaceous volcanic activities (134.4~134.9Ma). The rhyolitic, rhyodacitic and quartz dioritic magmas, from upper to lower in the shallow magma chamber, have similar Rb-Sr and Sm-Nd isotopic initial values, (87Sr/86Sr)(i)=0.708~0.709. ε(Nd)(t) = -5.27~-6.56, and have similar high field strong elements (HFSE) ratio (e. g. Zr/Nb=10.1~13.1). These indicate that various volcanic-intrusive rocks in the Tonglu basin were comagmatic. The existence of 'compositional undercooling border' outside the porphyroclastic potassium feldspars in the rhyodacite suggests that the crystallization of acidic magma inside the dome crust was slower than that of acidic lava flow. Rb-Sr and Sm-Nd isotopes, Mg/(Mg+Fe) and Na/(Na+Ca) ratios of the intermediate igneous enclaves in central hypabyssal intrusive rocks in the basin indicate that these igneous enclaves are the products of immiscibility of the lower quartz dioritic magma in the chamber.

Translated title of the contributionAn understanding of the origin of the Tonglu Early Cretaceous volcanic-intrusive rocks
Original languageChinese
Pages (from-to)263-271
Number of pages9
JournalActa Petrologica Sinica
Volume15
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - 1999
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Compositional undercooling
  • Early cretaceous
  • Immiscibility of magma
  • Tonglu volcanic-intrusive rocks

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