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Korean Peninsula has continued since ca.<br />
3.6 Ga and culminated at ca. 2.5 and 1.9<br />
- 1.8 Ga. Major age populations of detrital<br />
zircons of the Bansong and Nampo<br />
groups are similar, except for the presence<br />
of Middle-Late Proterozoic ages in<br />
the latter. Inasmuch as these ages are<br />
characteristic for the South China Block,<br />
the Gyeonggi massif, or at least the local<br />
source of the Nampo Group, is most<br />
likely a correlative of the South China<br />
Block.<br />
2010010504<br />
藏 南 康 雄 地 区 中 喜 马 拉 雅 地 块 层 序 构<br />
造 演 化 的 地 质 年 代 学 和 岩 石 学 研 究 =<br />
Geochronological and petrological constraints<br />
for tectonic evolution of the central<br />
Greater Himalayan Sequence in the<br />
Kharta area, southern Tibet. ( 英 文 ). Liu<br />
Y; Siebel W; Massonne H J; Xiao X C.<br />
Journal of Geology, 2007, 115(2): 215-<br />
230<br />
Within the Kharta area, east of Mount<br />
Qomolangma ( Everest), garnet sillimanite<br />
gneisses and granites including<br />
mafic lenses that form the Greater Himalayan<br />
Sequence (GHS) were displaced<br />
beneath the North Col Formation<br />
by the lower South Tibetan Fault (LSTF)<br />
and above the Lesser Himalayan Sequence<br />
by the Main Central Thrust<br />
(MCT). Zircons from mafic lenses,<br />
probably former dikes, were dated by<br />
thermal ionization mass spectrometry to<br />
yield discordant U-Pb results. One sample<br />
gave a discordia line with an upper<br />
intercept age of 971 Ma, suggesting a<br />
late Proterozoic age for emplacement of<br />
the dike. Zircon SHRIMP analyses show<br />
that the garnet sillimanite gneisses and<br />
granites were derived mainly from early<br />
Paleozoic rocks produced by hightemperature<br />
metamorphism and/or partial<br />
melting of Neoproterozoic ( meta)<br />
sedimentary rocks. These crystalline<br />
rocks were buried beneath southern Tibet<br />
and experienced metamorphic conditions<br />
of 750 degrees - 800 degrees C and<br />
14 kbar at Ma. After exhumation they<br />
were trans- 33 +/- 2 formed to lowpressure<br />
rocks at 23 +/- 2 Ma. Structural<br />
analyses have revealed that further exhumation<br />
of the GHS is attributed to the<br />
LSTF and MCT faults beginning at 12 -<br />
13 Ma, according to monazite U-Th-Pb<br />
dating. Finally, these rocks underwent<br />
north-south-trending folding at shallow<br />
depths after 12 Ma.<br />
2010010505<br />
西 班 牙 中 部 地 壳 下 部 麻 粒 岩 捕 掳 体 锆<br />
石 的 U-Pb 研 究 : 伊 利 比 亚 新 元 古 代<br />
到 三 叠 纪 岩 石 圈 演 化 的 记 录 = A U-Pb<br />
study of zircons from a lower crustal<br />
granulite xenolith of the Spanish central<br />
system: A record of Iberian lithospheric<br />
evolution from the Neoproterozoic to the<br />
Triassic. ( 英 文 ). Fernandez-Suarez J;<br />
Arenas R; Jeffries T E; Whitehouse M J;<br />
Villaseca C. Journal of Geology, 2006,<br />
114(4): 471-483<br />
A U-Pb laser ablation inductively<br />
coupled plasma mass spectrometry and<br />
secondary ion mass spectrometry geochronological<br />
study has been performed<br />
on zircons from a felsic granulite xenolith<br />
from the lower crust under the<br />
Variscan belt of Iberia. The ages obtained<br />
reveal zircon-forming events that<br />
span from the late Neoproterozoic<br />
(Cadomian-Avalonian orogeny) to the<br />
early stages of the opening of the Atlantic<br />
Ocean in the Mesozoic, through<br />
Cambro-Ordovician rifting, Devono-<br />
Carboniferous Variscan-Alleghenian<br />
collision, and Permian-Triassic extension<br />
and uplift. The U-Pb age groups<br />
found in zircons from this single lower<br />
crustal xenolith ( ca. 220, 250, 280-310,<br />
460-490, 525, and 550-590 Ma) record<br />
at least one complete cycle of closing<br />
and opening of oceanic basins and collision<br />
of continental masses. Zircons from<br />
the felsic granulite xenolith contain a<br />
synthesis of the geochronological information<br />
found on the surface geology and<br />
record most but not all major lithospheric<br />
events in the region in a ca. 400-<br />
m. yr. period.<br />
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