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Is the Jurassic (Yanshanian) intraplate tectonics of North China due to westward indentation of the North China block? [PDF]
International audienceThe northern mountains of Beijing are the type locality of the Mesozoic Yanshanian orogen. Our structural study emphasizes the importance of dextral strike-slip for the formation of this intracontinental belt.
Michel Faure, Wei Lin, Yan Chen
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Tectonic evolution and mineralization exploration of Lujing uranium ore field, South China [PDF]
Granite-type uranium deposit is one of the most important uranium deposit types in China, with orebodies strongly controlled by structures. Previous studies of the Lujing ore field mainly focused on metallogenic genesis and Yanshanian structure, which ...
Weidong Ren +8 more
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The Junggar Basin is a multicycle intracontinental sedimentary basin developed on the pre-Mesozoic deformed basement. For a long time, the Junggar Basin and its adjacent Altai orogeny have been a focus of debate for geologists studying the opening and ...
Zhenhua Li +5 more
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Late Jurassic Leucogranites of Macau (SE China): A Record of Crustal Recycling During the Early Yanshanian Orogeny [PDF]
The Yanshanian Orogeny consists of Jurassic to Cretaceous compressional-extensional cycles related to the subduction of the Paleo-Pacific Ocean beneath East Asia. Numerous granitic plutons were emplaced across southeast China at distinct intervals over a
J. Gregory Shellnutt +3 more
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Oxygen fugacity of Yanshanian granites in South China and implications for metallogeny
Abstract Oxygen fugacity ( fo 2 ) of magmas exerts an important control on the speciation of multivalent elements in magmatic-hydrothermal processes, which has a great significance for mineralization. This paper examines the relationships between oxygen fugacity and mineralization associated with Yanshanian (Jurassic to Cretaceous) granites in South
Guoxiang Chi
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“Yanshanian Movement” induced by the westward subduction of the paleo–Pacific plate
Mountain building (orogeny) has a strong causal relationship with compression induced by plate drifting. It is generally accepted that orogenic belts are distributed perpendicular to the direction of plate movement.
Zhe-Kun Zhang +4 more
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Yanshanian (Late Mesozoic) ore deposits in China – An introduction to the Special Issue
Abstract The Late Jurassic-Cretaceous Yanshanian Orogeny (or “Yenshan Movement”), one of the most important tectonothermal events, is first recognized in China, especially eastern China. This Late Mesozoic orogeny, which was initiated most likely by a Mesozoic tectonic switch, strongly reworked or destructed the older continental lithospheres or ...
Xu Deru +4 more
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On the genetic classification and tectonic implications of the Early Yanshanian granitoids in the Nanling Range, South China [PDF]
Early Yanshanian (Jurassic) granitoids are widespread in the Nanling Range of South China, and are associated with numerous non-ferrous and rare metal mineral deposits. These granitoids consist mainly of slightly peraluminous biotite monzogranites and K-feldspar granites that are closely associated in time and space with subordinate amphibole-bearing ...
Zheng-Xiang Li
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The Guilaizhuang gold ore field is one of the essential tellurium-rich goldfields in eastern China and the only super-large goldfield in western Shandong so far.
YU Xuefeng +7 more
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This is an article in the field of earth sciences. Jiulong area is the most concentrated area of Yanshanian granite found in western Sichuan, including Tiechanghe, Qiaopengzi-Landiao and Xinhuoshangranite. In this paper, LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating were
Hongchao ZHANG +5 more
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