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1 Ž Žx : t Sr-Nd-Pb Œ» ( ƒ p ƒ, lsg@ustc.edu.cn) x t ¾ x Nd-Pb Œ : t xε Nd 15 ~ 21, 206 Pb/ 204 Pb<17.9, xε Nd > 10, 206 Pb/ 204 Pb>18.3. x t - xε Nd 19, 206 Pb/ 204 Pb<17.3. x p,., j Ž, x t Nd Œ Ž. ºx Ž o x, zz. Ž Žx o u. m, x x n, x x ¾,. u,.  ¾ x 2 (delamination) z ux. - Ž tx t - u. ¼ t Sr-Nd-Pb Œ p  ¾ x, x Ž  ¾ Ž( 1 S1). j Li [1] x,, x Ž Ž( 1 S2), Ž 400 km, x¹»zz., Li [1] t x. Chung [2] t n x p, o n x Sr-Nd- Pb Œ p t n, x t n., Chung [2] x x, x. Ž Žx. j, Li [1] Chung [2] x Žx (decoupling)o p - x x, j : (1) Žx ; (2) tx gš x x¹º; (3) Ž x t u x ¾ ¹º. j x p o x ¾ x. t x Sr-Nd-Pb Œ ¹ x Žx, ¹º. 1 x t ¾ x ¹ x, x [3~19]., t ¾ x Sr-Nd-Pb Œ ¾ x ¾
2 Sr, Nd, Pb Œ x t ¾ x - (S1) Ž(S2) AB x Nd Œ 4 ux x ¾ t ¾ (,, n n tx ) ux x Sr-Nd-Pb Œ [3~19]. x 1. x (130 ~ 110 Ma), (190 ~ 160 Ma). u x x,, x (NBS Sr/ 86 Sr = ; BCR Nd/ 144 Nd = ; NBS Pb/ 206 Pb = ± ). x Sr-Nd Œ Œ Sr-Nd Œ ( 2). x Pb Œ U/Pb,. - x U-Pb Œ p ¾ µ,,, ¹º [11]. 2 t ¾ x Sr-Nd-Pb Œ 2 x t ¾ x Sr Œ, xε Nd x. t ¾ x ε Nd 15 ~ 21, x t ¾ x ε Nd 10. ε Nd >0x, ε Nd, 9.2 ~ 9.8. ˆ x Nd Œ. 2,, x t ¾ o EMm ˆ x Â. z, t ¾ e j o
![47 24 2002 12 2 t ¾ x Sr-Nd Œ x. [3 ~ 10, 12 ~ 20]. Sr-Nd Œ [4], MORB [21] EMl ˆ x ( 2). x EMm u [8]. ε Nd x ( 2) x ˆ.](/docs-images/81/83349638/images/3-2.jpg "t n x Œ, x t n ε Nd 206 Pb/ 204 Pb x EMl, x t n ε Nd 206 Pb/ 204 Pb x EMm, Œ x x ˆ [2]. t n o EMm [22]. t ¾ x EMl EMmx Sr-Nd Œ ƒ : (1) EMl EMm x [5,6]. t ¾ xε Nd x x ; (2) x EMl EMm z ux, x ¾ [3,4].")
3 t ¾ x Sr-Nd Œ x. [3 ~ 10, 12 ~ 20]. Sr-Nd Œ [4], MORB [21] EMl ˆ x ( 2). x EMm u [8]. ε Nd x ( 2) x ˆ. t n x Œ, x t n ε Nd 206 Pb/ 204 Pb x EMl, x t n ε Nd 206 Pb/ 204 Pb x EMm, Œ x x ˆ [2]. t n o EMm [22]. t ¾ x EMl EMmx Sr-Nd Œ ƒ : (1) EMl EMm x [5,6]. t ¾ xε Nd x x ; (2) x EMl EMm z ux, x ¾ [3,4]. u x,, t ¾e xε Nd x. 2 ƒ, ¹ ƒ x x zx. º ƒ, ¹ t ε Nd x t Nd Œ x, ½. j z x¹º., t ¾e ε Nd x j x v Ž. x t ¾ x Pb Œ Sr-Nd Œ, y x, x x. x, x t ¾ x Pb Œ. 3 x t ¾ Pb Œ ( 206 Pb/ 204 Pb<17.9), x t ¾ EMmx x Pb ( 206 Pb/ 204 Pb>18.0). t n
![47 24 2002 12 x x Pb Œ x [2,13] ( 3)., t ¾ x Pb Œ x. 3 Ž ¾- : (1) m z- z ¾ ( ƒ ); (2) ( ƒ ); (3)  ¾ ; (4) - ¾. j,  ¾ - ¾ x.](/docs-images/81/83349638/images/4-1.jpg "x ¾ p [23], x o [24,25],» x ; z, o t [23]., Ž ( 1 S1) [23].,, º 3 t ¾ x 207 Pb/ 204 Pb- 206 Pb/ 204 Pb 208 Pb/ 204 Pb- 206 Pb/ 204 Pb EMl, EMmˆ p Ž pš Ž [21].")
4 x x Pb Œ x [2,13] ( 3)., t ¾ x Pb Œ x. 3 Ž ¾- : (1) m z- z ¾ ( ƒ ); (2) ( ƒ ); (3)  ¾ ; (4) - ¾. j,  ¾ - ¾ x. x ¾ p [23], x o [24,25],» x ; z, o t [23]., Ž ( 1 S1) [23].,, º 3 t ¾ x 207 Pb/ 204 Pb- 206 Pb/ 204 Pb 208 Pb/ 204 Pb- 206 Pb/ 204 Pb EMl, EMmˆ p Ž pš Ž [21]. [5,8,10 ~ 13, 16]
5 U-Pb» (130 ~ 120 Ma) [26,27]. Š [3] Jahn Š [4] x n, x ˆ x Sr-Nd Œ. 2, t x Sr-Nd Œ t ¾, o EMl ˆ xâ, ε Nd ( 12 ~ 19). Š [11] - x U-Pb Œ. x 207 Pb/ 204 Pb 208 Pb/ 204 Pb, x Pb Œ ( 206 Pb/ 204 Pb<17.3) ( - ) t ¾ ( 3). x 207 Pb/ 204 Pb Th/U x 207 Pb/ 204 Pb LOMU ˆ [11]. Sr-Nd-Pb Œ, x x. x ε Nd,, xž ( 4), t x ε Nd t. x Ž x. Žx u t x Nd Œ x, x Ž j Ž 50 km ( 1 S2). 4 - Ž Ž x : x»» x Ž Žx o. Li [1] ºx x xo, - x. Ž Ž o u. ½ Li x, 3 g x : (r) x  ¾ ½., t Â, t.  ¾,  ¾ (T = 500j)x 219 ± 5 Ma [28]. ½ (210 ~ 220 Ma) [29,30], [31]. x j x. (s) Ž o ¾ x Œ x., Ž t., Ž ( )z, x Ž( Ž) 150 km. j 4 x Nd Œ ( 1 A-B) ε Nd t ¾ x
![47 24 2002 12  x [32,33]., x Ž t  t( ). (t) U-Pb Œ p x e m ¾ [26,34], u ½ Ž, x., x tx. t x x ¾. g, m z ux Ž o. m,, x ƒ m o [31,35], n [35], t, - -. x, x ¾ ( ), (delamination), Ž ( 5)., y ( 5).](/docs-images/81/83349638/images/6-1.jpg "y x, ƒ x [36] g. ¹, m x m - x 5 x Ž ¹» (180 ~ 170 Ma) ¾ x 2 x t u tx.,, ( xâ ¾ )x ¾ x ( 5), xâ ¾ 170 Ma [28], - u [37]. x z. 170~160Ma x [38,39] x [40]., 1, ŽxÂ,. x Ž, Li [1] x Ž Â, x Ž x, j x Žz.")
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