2011, 30(2) 192-207 DOI:     ISSN: 1004-5589 CN: 22-1111/P

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Keywords
Yimin area
Inner Mongolia
Hongshuiquan Formation
provenance analysis
geochemistry
detrital zicron
U--Pb chronology
Authors
YANG Ming-Chun-1
LIU Yong-Jiang-1
HAN Guo-Qing-1
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WANG Chang-Bing-1
WEN Quan-Bo-1
ZHAO Ying-Li-2
LIANG Chen-Yue-1
MI Xiao-Nan-1
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Provenance analysis and its tectonic significance of Lower Carboniferous Hongshuiquan Formation sandstone in Yimin area of Inner Mongolia

YANG Ming-Chun-1, LIU Yong-Jiang-1, HAN Guo-Qing-1, 3, WANG Chang-Bing-1, WEN Quan-Bo-1, ZHAO Ying-Li-2, LIANG Chen-Yue-1, MI Xiao-Nan-1

1�� College of Earth Science��Jilin University��Changchun 130061��China; 2�� Paleontology Research Senter��Jilin University��Changchun��130026��China; 3�� Department of Geology and Geography��University of Salzburg��Salzburg A-5020��Austria

Abstract��

Through the study of sandstone detrital component statistics��geochemical characteristic and detrital zircon LA--ICP--MS U--Pb dating of Hongshuiquan Formation sandstone in Yimin area��the authors confirm that the sandstone lithology of Hongshuiquan Formation is feldspar lithic sandstone in category��the tectonic setting of source area is continental island arc in Paleo environment��and the provenance is divided island arc in type�� The youngestdating of detrital zircon of Hongshuiquan Formation sandstone is 338 ± 3 Ma��which indicates the formation as the Visean of Middle Mississippian in Carboniferous in age even younger�� The Proterozoic zircon aged in 903 �� 1 676 Ma and the New Proterozoic zircon peak may aged in �� 780 Ma��reflect the basement age of southern Mongolian micro-block�� The peak age of �� 500 Ma and �� 380 Ma indicate that the material source area probably went through multi-staged magma events��in which the �� 500 Ma indicates the source might come from post-orogenic granites concern with the closure of Erguna and Xing'an blocks��while the �� 380 Ma may reflect that the Erguna --Xing'an block started to collide and collage with Songnen block at Late Devonian��at least��and formed a magmatic arc during the Late Devonian --Early Carboniferous��

Keywords�� Yimin area   Inner Mongolia   Hongshuiquan Formation   provenance analysis   geochemistry   detrital zicron   U--Pb chronology  
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