Table 5- 13 Sm-Nd, Rb-Sr isotopic data of granitic volcanic rocks in Daxinganling.
Note: *ISr=0.707 1 quoted from Sharla Cheung (1986) Rare Earth Elements and Oxygen Isotope Geochemistry of Inner Mongolia 80 1 Alkaline Granite (master's thesis); The age of biotite syenite granite in Maanzi, linxi county, according to Shenyang Institute of Geology; Haobugao Wulanba is a potash feldspar granite; Plagiogranite is the flower of Butun in Xing 'an League.
From the point of view of igneous rocks and elemental composition, the tectonic environment and material source of magma formation are discussed above, and a general understanding is obtained: igneous rocks are formed in intraplate, non-orogenic and extensional environment, and in a long-term relatively stable environment, there is a continuous supply of magma, which has enough time to complete the separation and crystallization differentiation of magma in deep magma chamber. During the formation of crust-mantle mixed magma, there are not only remelting of continental crust materials, but also unmixed primitive mantle materials in the north area and enriched lithospheric mantle materials in the Karaqin area in the south area. The early Mesozoic showed more remelting of continental crust materials, forming a set of muscovite granite and diorite remelted from basic rocks in the lower crust (see Chapter 4 for details). In the late Mesozoic, especially in the early Cretaceous, the alkalinity of intrusive rocks and volcanic rocks with deep source and shallow intrusion increased, and granites were mostly non-orogenic A-type granites, volcanic rocks showed bimodal characteristics, and basalts erupted in the later period. Generally speaking, the extension gradually strengthened and the magma source area deepened.
Figure 5-27 Strontium-Neodymium Isotope Comparison Diagram
Deficient mantle; PM- primitive mantle; Himu-high μ mantle; Emi-I enriched mantle; The mantle rich in emii-ⅱ; 1- granite; 2- volcanic rocks