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Keywords
Carboniferous
Luquantun Formation
element geochemistry
sedimentary environment
Panshi area
Central Jilin Province
Authors
WU Jia-Nan
WANG De-Hai
LIU Li
QU Xi-Yu
WANG De-Kui
PubMed
Article by Wu, J. N.
Article by Wang, D. H.
Article by Liu, L.
Article by Qu, X. Y.
Article by Wang, D. K.

Sedimentary environment of the Carboniferous Luquantun Formation in Panshi area��central Jilin Province

WU Jia-Nan, WANG De-Hai, LIU Li, QU Xi-Yu, WANG De-Kui

1. College of Earth Sciences��Jilin University��Changchun 130061��China; 2. School of Geosciences��China University of Petroleum (East China)��Qingdao 266580��Shandong��China

Abstract��

We studied the sedimentary and tectonic environment of the Carboniferous Luquantun Formation in the section of Panshi area of central Jilin��by means of analysis of lithology and element geochemistry of the sam- ples�� The results showed that the concretion samples are featured by high constant elements of Si��Fe and low con- stant elements of K��Na�� The mudstone samples are characterized by trace elements with high contents of Sr��Zr�� Ba and V and low contents of Be��Ta��Tl��Bi and U�� ��are earth elements performance showed significant differ- entiation��and light rare earth elements were relatively enrich��but δEu was negative abanomaly�� The main sedi- mentary environment was marine reducing environment with the sediments of delta facies and marine facies��and the tectonic setting was continental island arc��

Keywords�� Carboniferous   Luquantun Formation   element geochemistry   sedimentary environment   Panshi area   Central Jilin Province  
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