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| 1 | Discovery of double-peaking potassic volcanic rocks in Langshan Group of the Tanyaokou hydrothermal- sedimentary deposit, Inner Mongolia, and its indicating significance显示文摘It is revealed that the protolith of gray-light brown potash-feldspar-leucogranulites and granulites in the 2nd formation of the LG in Tanyaokou deposit are quartz kerotophyre of synsedimentary eruption based on the following facts and features: (1) The rocks look compact and homogeneous without obvious crystals with naked eyes; (2) they contain blastoporphyritic or glomeroporphyritic and blasto-crystalloclastic crystals consisting of quartz with wavy extinction and albite with obvious alteration and deformation; (3) they also contain radiated and fibrous blasto-microspherulitic texture and swallow-tailed bifurcate and blasto-hollow-skeleton crystal texture, representing the rapid cooling characteristic of the magma during submarine volcanic eruption; (4) the major chemical compositions of the rocks are: SiO2 = 70.80%―76.00%, K2O (4.83%―6.22%)>Na2O(2.78%―3.80%), and K2O+Na2O = 8.63%―9.00%; and (5) their petro-chemical diagrams indicate that they are volcanic rocks. Together with the characteristic that they occur in the same sequence with potassic spilite (SiO2 = 46.12%―50.68%, K2O = 4.23%―5.93%>Na2O = 2.15%―3.14%, K2O+Na2O = 6.51%―8.08%), it can be confirmed that the vol-canics occurring in the 2nd Formation of the LG in Tanyaokou district are double-peaking potas-sic volcanic rocks. The discovery, together with the tuffs with ore minerals and the distribution of lead isotopic as well as the value of Co/Ni of pyrites >1 showing the obvious endogenic metali-zation, can prove that the Tanyaokou deposit is an untypical SEDEX-type deposit formed in the extension fault basin in the Mesoproterozonic aulacogen of the northern margin of the North China Platform, and its metallogenesis is related to the synsedimentary volcanic activities and the hydrothermal exhalation, and both the ore-forming material source and volcanics came from mantle or lower crust. These facts mentioned above, together with the meta-volcanic rocks (double-peaking) found in the Dongshengmiao and Huogeqi districts and the host stratigraphic sequence of LG, can further prove that the Mesoproterozoic aulacogen of passive continental margin of Langshan-Zhaertaishan area had been unevenly expanded. This provides some in-formation and new approaches for the study on tectonic-hydrothermal events in Lang-shan-Zhaertaishan aulacogen and their evolutionary process, hydrothermal dynamical source, the relationship between the volcanic activities and the ore-forming process, the regional ore-forming regularity as well as for the correlation with the similar deposits abroad. | PENG Runmin1, ZHAI Yusheng1, WANG Zhigang2 & HAN Xuefeng2 1. Key Laboratory of Lithospheric Tectonics and Lithoprobing Technology, Ministry of Education, China University of Geosciences, Beijing 100083, China 2. Inner Mongolia Geological Prospecting Institute, Ministry of Chemical Industry, Hohhot 010074, China Correspondences should be addressed to Peng Runmin | 2005 | Science China Earth Sciences2005,48,6: | 7 |
| 2 | Tectonic Setting and Metallogenic System of North China Block Margins显示文摘INTRODUCTIONThepaleocontinentalmargins,characterizedbyactivein-teractionbetweenearthcrustandmantle,complicatedtecton-icmoveme... | Zhai Yusheng Deng Jun Xiao Rongge Peng Runmin Department of Geology and Mineral Resources, China University of Geosciences, Beijing 100083 | 1999 | Journal of Earth Science1999,18,1: | 6 |
| 3 | Ore-forming Response to Syndepositional Submarine Volcanism in Langshan-Zhaertai Mesoproterozoic SEDEX Ore Belt, Inner Mongolia, China显示文摘Ore forming process of the Dongshengmiao, Huogeqi, Tanyaokou and Jiashengpan deposits in Langshan Zhaertai Mesoproterozoic SEDEX metallogenic belt is closely related to the syndepositional volcanic activities based on the following facts: (1) The Sm Nd isochron age of the basic volcanic rocks varies from 1 491 Ma to 1 824 Ma (more than or close to the model age of the lead isotope of all sulfide minerals) in these deposits, with ε (Nd, t ) =(3.48-6.40)±0.80, whose REE composition is enriched in LREE and depleted in HREE, indicating that these volcanic rocks were derived from the mantle or lower crust. (2) The REE composition of some Pb Zn Py ores is also enriched in LREE and depleted in HREE. The chondrite normalized REE patterns are similar to those of the basic volcanic rocks. (3) In the lead isotope composition diagram of Doe and Zartman, most of sphalerite, galena, pyrite, pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite are plotted on both sides of the line for the mantle or between the lines for the mantle and lower crust. (4) Cobalt content of some pyrites is much higher than their nickel content ( w (Co)/ w (Ni)= 11.91- 12.19). (5) Some volcanic blocks and debrises have been picked out from some pyrite and pyrrhotite ores. (6) All Zn Pb Cu Fe sulfide orebodies in these deposits occur in the strata overlying the metamorphic volcanic rocks in the only second ore bearing formation. The Jiashengpan deposit lacks in syndepositional volcanic rocks in the host succession, only Pb and Zn occur without Cu, but the Dongshengmiao, Tanyaokou and Huogeqi deposits with syndepositonal volcanic rocks in the host succession contain Cu, indicating the relatively high ore forming temperatures, besides Pb and Zn. The syndepositional volcanic eruption directly supplied some ore forming metals and resulted in the secular geothermal anomaly favorable for the circulation of the submarine convective hydrothermal system, and in the precipitation of deep mineralizing fluids exhaling into the anoxide basins along the syndepositional fault system in the Langshan Zhaertai rift. | Peng Runmin Zhai Yusheng Deng Jun Xiao Rongge Wang Jianping Faculty of Earth Sciences and Mineral Resources, China University of Geosciences, Beijing 100083, China | 2000 | Journal of Earth Science2000,19,3: | 3 |
| 4 | Issues on China Regional Metallogeny显示文摘According to geotectonic evolution and regional lithospheric features, the authors proposed six metallogenic domains in China: (1) Tianshan Xingmeng metallogenic domain, (2) Tarim North China metallogenic domain, (3) Qinling Qilian Kunlun metallogenic domain, (4) Yangtze metallogenic domain, (5) South China metallogenic domain and (6) Himalaya Sanjiang metallogenic domain. In this paper, the authors also discuss, on the bases of geotectonic background and metallogenic evolutionary history, some metallogenic features of China: (1) A large percentage of ore formation occurred in paleo continental margins, including continental marginal rift and continental marginal accretionary orogenic belt. The majority of main mineral deposits are discovered on continental margins. (2) Superimposition of mineralization, favored the building up of giant and large mineral deposits, but often made the mineral deposits more complex in composition (associated components), morphology and structure. (3) Mineralization of crust derived anatectic granite is intensive and especially concentrated in the South China metallogenic domain. Mineralizations, including W, Sn and REE, are the products of long and mature development of W Sn polymetal rich earth crust in the metamorphic basement of South China Caledonian fold belt. (4) Epithermal ore forming system is well developed in the southwest part of Yangtze continental block. Ore deposits of Hg, Sb, As, Au, Ag and U densely occur in sedimentary strata of the Late Paleozoic to Triassic. Ge, Tl, Te can also constitute independent ore deposits. (5) Ore formation caused by tectonic dynamic activities is distinctive. Small scale continental blocks of China display intensive activities, which played a widespread and diverse role in ore control. Junctions of faults, synchronous faults, shear zone structure and metamorphic core complex are main ore control structures. (6) The gold mineralization is complex and diversified. The greenstone type gold ores in China were emplaced in the Mesozoic Yanshanian epoch after repeated mineralization and enrichment. As a result, the co product gold constituted 32 % of the gold output of China. (7) The mineralization is characterized by multiple stages and heterogeneity. The metallogenic epoch of China almost covers all geological periods. The general trend, the increase in intensity with time, culminates in Mesozoic Cenozoic and so do the varieties of ores and types of mineral deposits. (8) Ore mineralization culminated on continental margin in the Mesozoic, especially in the Yanshanian orogeny of the east part of China, resulting in the diversity of ores and intensive mineralization. These metallogeny features of China can be generalized as “composite continental metallogenic system”. | Zhai Yusheng Deng Jun Peng Runmin Faculty of Earth Sciences and Mineral Resources, China University of Geosciencs, Beijing 100083, China | 2000 | Journal of Earth Science2000,19,3: | 2 |
| 5 | The conformation of the metamorphic double-peaking volcanic rocks in Langshan Group of the Dongshengmiao ore district,Inner Mongolia,and its significance显示文摘 | PENG Runmin ZHAI Yusheng | 1997 | Earth Science-Journal of China University of Geosciences1997,22,6: | 1 |
| 6 | Discovery and Geological Significance of an Indosinian(ca.244 Ma)Metamorphic Event in the Langshan Area,Western Inner Mongolia,China:New Evidence from Zircon LA-ICP-MS U-Pb Dating显示文摘The Langshan Group is an important constituent of the Precambrian metamorphic rocks in the Langshan area.The accurate determination of its metamorphic age is of great scientific significance for the further study of the Precambrian geological evolution in the region.Disputes remain regarding the metamorphism and deformation overprinting of the Langshan Group.This paper presents a detailed study comprising a field geological investigation,petrological observations,and zircon U-Pb aging of garnet-bearing mica quartz schists in the BangBang District.The result of detrital zircon U-Pb dating from the metamorphosed volcanic sedimentary rock series and geological investigation of the garnet-bearing mica quartz schists suggest the strata formed in the Neoproterozoic.The results from cathodoluminescence(CL)image analysis and U-Pb dating of zircons indicate a large number of metamorphic zircons exist in the garnet-bearing mica quartz schists.The metamorphic overgrowth rims of zircon from two samples were analyzed by LA-ICP-MS.The ^(206)Pb/^(238)U weighted average age of ca.244 Ma of the zircon metamorphism rims represents the timing of Indosinian greenschist-amphibolite facies metamorphism in the Langshan area,which may be in response to the collision-type orogeny of the North China and Siberian plates in the Late Paleozoic.Acid-intermediate magmatic intrusive activities occurred in the Langshan area,and metamorphic events developed at the same time or at a later stage during the closure of the Paleo-Asian Ocean. | Yan Yan Runmin Peng Siyu Chen Shuangfei Li | 2022 | Journal of Earth Science2022,33,4: | 1 |
| 7 | Synchronous structure control of superlarge ore deposits显示文摘 | Yusheng Zhai Jun Deng Honglin Song Xiaojiu Cheng Runmin Peng | 1998 | Science in China Series D: Earth Sciences1998,,1: | 1 |
| 8 | Synchronous structure control of superlarge ore deposits显示文摘 | Yusheng Zhai Jun Deng Honglin Song Xiaojiu Cheng Runmin Peng | 1998 | Science in China Series D: Earth Sciences1998,,1: | 1 |
| 9 | Discovery of double-peaking potassic volcanic rocks in Langshan Group of the Tanyaokou hydrothermal-sedimentary deposit,Inner Mongolia and its indicating significance显示文摘 | PENG Runmin ZHAI Yusheng WANG Zhigang | 2004 | Science in China(Series D)2004,,: | 1 |
| 10 | Analysis of Mineralization System and Prediction of New-Type Ore Deposits显示文摘The discovery of new-type ore deposits, an important approach to guarantee the mineral resources supply in the 21st century, often brings about a gigantic increase in the mineral resources reserves. The analysis of mineralization system is of great importance to the discovery of new type ore deposits. ① The understanding of the relationship among various ore deposit types within a mineralization system in a region can help us to locate the unknown ore deposit types from the known ore deposit types, evidence that has been proved in the mineral prospecting history of ore belts in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, China. ② The understanding of the spatial structure of a mineralization system, especially of the vertical zonation, is helpful for the discovery of the concealed ore deposit types. ③ Clarifying the temporal structure of a mineralization system, including the iteration relationship between the mineral deposit types in the mineralization, leads to the location of the missing mineralization chains from the known mineralization chains (mineral deposit type), a method often proved to be effective in the magmatic hydrothermal mineralization system.④ Clarifying the factors restraining the diversity of mineral deposit types in mineralization system leads to the discovery of the potential of new type mineral deposits in relevant region. ⑤ Studying new mineralization setting and new ore forming processes leads to discovery of new type mineral deposit. More probabilities of discovery of new type mineral deposits are present in biogenic mineralization system, deep sea mineralization system, low temperature mineralization system, tectonic mineralization system and superimposed mineralization system. | Zhai Yusheng Peng Runmin Deng Jun Wang Jianping Department of Geology and Mineral Resources, China University of Geosciences, Beijing 100083 | 2000 | Journal of Earth Science2000,19,2: | 0 |
| 11 | Ore-controlling Characteristics of Synchronous Faults of Dongshengmiao Polymetallic Sulfide Deposits in Inner Mongolia显示文摘1 Introduction The Dongshengmiao deposit is a super-large Zn-Pb polymetallic sulfide deposit which occurring in the Langshan-Zhaertaaishan metallogenic belt,and located in the western margin of the North China Platform.The ore-bodies of Dongshengmiao deposits are mainly hosted in the second Formation of Langshan Group.There are some studies on the geological characteristics(Peng et al.,2004),geological | CHEN Xifeng PENG Runmin YE Jinhua XIANG Yunchuan | 2017 | Acta Geologica Sinica(English Edition)2017,91,S1: | 0 |