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In Central China, long-distance effects from collision between the North China and Yangtze cratons, uplift of the Tibetan Plateau and subduction of the Pacific Ocean are believed to converge in the Western Qinling. Mantle xenoliths from Baiguan and Haoti kamafugites in the Western Qinling were investigated to understand the lithospheric structure and mantle metasomatism beneath the orogenic belt....
The No. 1 feldspar porphyry in the Chanho area, western Yunnan, China is characterized by the development of deformed glomeroporphyritic aggregates (GA) that contain diagnostic gravity settling textures. These textures include interlocking curved grain boundaries caused by compaction, bent twins, and arch-like structures. The GAs are accumulated phenocrysts (AP) and antecrysts. The unstable textural...
Lamprophyres consisting mainly of diopside, phlogopite and K-feldspar formed in the early Tertiary around 60 Ma in the Beiya area and are characterized by low SiO 2 ±46–50 wt.%), Rb (31–45 ppm) and Sr (225–262 ppm), high Al 2 O 3 , (11.2–13.1 wt.%), CaO (8.0–8.7 wt.%), MgO (11.5–12.1 wt.%), K 2 O(4.9–5.5 wt.%), TiO 2 (2.9–3.3 wt.%) and REE (174–177 ppm), and...
Occupying the middle of the central Asia Paleozoic accretionary and collisional orogenic belt, the eastern Tianshan area has a great economic potential due to Au-Cu mineralization during syn- and post- orogenic events. In the Kanggurtag Au-Cu metallogenic belt, three major types of gold deposits have been recognized: ductile-shear-zone-hosted gold deposits, magmatic hydrothermal gold deposits, and...
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