特提斯喜马拉雅多重基性岩浆事件:追溯新特提斯洋的生存时限 |
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引用本文:ZENG Ling-sen,GAO Li-e,HE Ke-jun,TANG Suo-han,GUO Chun-li.2012.特提斯喜马拉雅多重基性岩浆事件:追溯新特提斯洋的生存时限[J].地球学报,33(s1):72-73. |
DOI:10.3975/cagsb.2012.s1.32 |
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基金项目:the SinoProbe Project (SinoProbe-2-6) and National Natural Science Foundation of China (41073024, 41273034) |
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中文摘要:Processes accompanied the breakup of continents, spreading of ocean floor and continent-ocean transi-tion could trigger large scale melting of the mantle beneath the continent as well as the ocean, and pro-duce mafic magmas with distinct geochemical charac-teristics. Such rocks provide us an important record for unraveling the nature and the time of deep tectonic and magmatic processes during the tectonic evolution of large-scale orogenic belts, such as the Himalayan orogenic belt. As an integrated part of the Himalaya, the Tethyan Himalaya consists of well-developed early Paleozoic to Cenozoic sediments and is noted for de-velopment of spectacular semi-continuous, thousand kilometers long gneiss (or granitic) domes. It has pre-served critical records to address the nature of defor-mation, magmatism, and metamorphism associated with the opening, spreading, and demise of the Neo-Tethyan Ocean and the final continental collision between the Indian and the Eurasian Plate at the early Cenozoic time. In addition, it also could be a type-example to address a number of first-order issues with regard to the tectonic dynamics of passive conti-nental margin during the Wilson-cycle. |
中文关键词:Tethyan Himalaya Neo-Tethys India-Eurasia collision Mafic Magmatism |
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Multiple Mafic Magmatic Events along the Tethyan Himalaya: Trac-ing the Life-time of the Neo-Tethyan Ocean |
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Abstract:Processes accompanied the breakup of continents, spreading of ocean floor and continent-ocean transi-tion could trigger large scale melting of the mantle beneath the continent as well as the ocean, and pro-duce mafic magmas with distinct geochemical charac-teristics. Such rocks provide us an important record for unraveling the nature and the time of deep tectonic and magmatic processes during the tectonic evolution of large-scale orogenic belts, such as the Himalayan orogenic belt. As an integrated part of the Himalaya, the Tethyan Himalaya consists of well-developed early Paleozoic to Cenozoic sediments and is noted for de-velopment of spectacular semi-continuous, thousand kilometers long gneiss (or granitic) domes. It has pre-served critical records to address the nature of defor-mation, magmatism, and metamorphism associated with the opening, spreading, and demise of the Neo-Tethyan Ocean and the final continental collision between the Indian and the Eurasian Plate at the early Cenozoic time. In addition, it also could be a type-example to address a number of first-order issues with regard to the tectonic dynamics of passive conti-nental margin during the Wilson-cycle. |
keywords:Tethyan Himalaya Neo-Tethys India-Eurasia collision Mafic Magmatism |
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