SHRIMP ages of Kayakedengtage complex in the East Kunlun Mountains and their geological implications
Luo Zhao-hua
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Luo Zhao-hua
Abstract
Kayakedengtage complex, located in southeastern Qimantage Mountain of the East Kunlun Mountains, consists of gabbro, diorite, quartz diorite, granodiorite, adamellite and syenogranite which are products of a typical magmatic mixing process. The SHRIMP dating of gabbro and adamellite samples yielded magmatic ages of 403.3±7.2 Ma and 394±13 Ma and inherited zircon age of 1?116 Ma. The morphological features of zircons from gabbro and adamellite indicate that the zircon crystallization temperatures of these two rocks are 850~900℃ and 600~850℃, respectively, which implies the formation depth of the complex. The dating results provide important data for the evolutionary history of the East Kunlun orogenic belt.
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Kayakedengtage complex, located in southeastern Qimantage Mountain of the East Kunlun Mountains, consists of gabbro, diorite, quartz diorite, granodiorite, adamellite and syenogranite which are products of a typical magmatic mixing process. The SHRIMP dating of gabbro and adamellite samples yielded magmatic ages of 403.3±7.2 Ma and 394±13 Ma and inherited zircon age of 1?116 Ma. The morphological features of zircons from gabbro and adamellite indicate that the zircon crystallization temperatures of these two rocks are 850~900℃ and 600~850℃, respectively, which implies the formation depth of the complex. The dating results provide important data for the evolutionary history of the East Kunlun orogenic belt.
Key concepts: Diorite, Zircon, Gabbro, Geology, Geochemistry, Shrimp, Quartz, Geochronology