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Zircon SHRIMP U-Pb dating for the Cangshuipu volvanic rocks and its implications for the lower boundary age of the Nanhua strata in South China [查看] WANGJian、LIXianhua、DUANTaizhong、LIUDunyi、SONGBiao、LIZhongxiong、GAOYonghua

Abstract The continental volcanic rocks and volcaniclastic sedimentary conglomerates of the Cangshuipu Formation occur well in Yiyang of Hunan Province, consisting of a wedge-shaped succession of Neoproterozoic strata that overlie with high-angle unconformity the flysch turbidites of the Lengjiaxi Group in the Upper Mesoproterozoic Eonothem.SHRIMP zircon U-Pb dating gives a weighted mean age of 814 ± 12 Ma for the dacitic volcanic agglomerates from the lowest part of the volcanic rocks in the Cangshuipu Formation.This age is younger than previously reported values of 921—933 Ma for the volcanic rocks from the Cangshuipu Formation. Our new dating represents the lower boundary age of the Neoproterozoic System in the studied area. The younger age for the Cangshuipu volcanic rocks is supported by the following observations: (1) Lower Neoproterozoic strata (814—1000 Ma) are missing in the studied area; (2) the Nanhua rift system was initiated at about 820 Ma; and(3) an age of ~820 Ma may be taken as the lower boundary timing of the Nanhua System (even Neoproterozoic) in South China.

Opening of the Tethys in southwest China and its significance to the breakup of East Gondwanalang in late PaleozoicEvidence from SHRIMP U-Pb zircon analyses for the Garze ophiolite block [查看] YANQuanren、WANGZongqi、LIUShuwen、LIQiugen、ZHANGHongyuan、WANGTao、LIUDunyi、SHIYuruo、JIANPing、WANGJianguo、ZHANGDehui、ZHAOJian

Abstract SHRIMP U-Pb zircon analyses for a gabbro sample from the Garzê ophiolite block yielded a mean 206Pb/238U age of 292±4 Ma, which indicated that the spreading time of the Garzê-Litang Tethys was most likely at the earliest Permian. Combined with previous studies, we suggest that the opening of the Tethys in southwest China was derived from breakup of the East Gondwanaland in the late Paleozoic.

Geochronology of middle Neoproterozoic volcanic deposits in Yangtze Craton interior of south China and its implications to tectonic settings [查看] WANGZhengJiang、WANGJian、DUANTaiZhong、XIEYuan、ZHUOJieWen、YANGPing

Here we report new SHRIMP dating results of the crystal tuff in Ejiaao Formation of middle Banxi Group in northern Guizhou.The results indicate that the volcanic deposition occurred at ~780 Ma. We also suggests that the igneous activities across Yangtze Craton with diabase dyke swarms and basal volcanic rocks during middle Banxi time are indicative of the episodic,extensive and vigorous great bimodal igneous events during middle Neoproterozoic (825–720 Ma) in South China. The characteristics of the igneous series are contrary to the model claiming they are of island-arc origin, but suggest that they are the records of rifting process and may be related to the episodic plume activities leading to the break-up of Rodinia.

High-pressure granulite from Western Kunlun,northwestern China Its metamorphic evolution,zircon SHRIMP U-Pb ages and tectonic implication [查看] QUJunFeng、ZHANGLiFei、AIYongLiang、LÜZeng、WANGJianPing、ZHOUHui、WANGShiYan

High-pressure mafic granulites occurring as lenticular bodies within garnet-amphibolites in Kangxiwar Fault have been first reported in this paper. The P-T conditions of two metamorphic stages were obtained using calibrated geothermal barometers and ThermoCalc Program. The peak metamorphic condition of these high-pressure granulites is about 760―820℃, 1.0―1.2 GPa and the retrograde metamorphic condition is about 620―720℃, 0.7―0.8 GPa. The petrological studies show that they have a near-isobaric cooling P-T path which suggests that the Western Kunlun underwent initial crustal thickening, subsequent exhumation and cooling. The SHRIMP zircon U-Pb dating gives two groups of ages for high-pressure granulites. One is 177±6 Ma which is obtained from the rim of the zircon. We consider this age should be the metamorphic age. And the other is 456±30 Ma which is obtained from the core of the zircon and should be the protolith age. The formation of these high-pressure granulites in western Kunlun is closely correlated with the evolution of the Paleo-Tethys and has important implications for the research on Tethys and Paleo-Asian tectonic zone.

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