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DOI10.1093/petrology/egad052
Crustal Growth Identified by High-δ18O Zircon and Olivine: A Perspective from Ultramafic Arc Cumulates in Southern Tibet
Wang, Jun; Wang, Qiang; Sun, Peng; Dan, Wei; Kerr, Andrew C.; Zhang, Zhi-Ping; Zhang, Le; Wei, Gangjian; Dong, Han; Hu, Wan-Long; Yang, Zong-Yong; Zhang, Xiu-Zheng; Qi, Yue
发表日期2023
ISSN0022-3530
EISSN1460-2415
卷号64期号:8
英文摘要In recent studies of crustal growth using global zircon Hf-O isotopic datasets, high-& delta;O-18 zircons are typically attributed to intra-crustal reworking during which very little juvenile mantle-derived magmas were added to the crust. Although arc magmas may originate from a high-& delta;O-18 mantle wedge, it has been difficult to decipher the contribution of high-& delta;O-18 mantle to zircon-saturated felsic magma due to superimposed intra-crustal processes. We address this issue by combining the data from high-& delta;O-18 zircon-bearing ultramafic cumulates and coeval lavas from a Cretaceous magmatic arc in southern Tibet. The cumulates mainly consist of different proportions of cumulus olivine and intercumulus amphibole. Amphibole analyses show a transition from increasing to decreasing Zr with increasing SiO2 (50-74 wt.%) contents in the intercumulus melts, indicating zircon saturation in late-stage interstitial melts. The & epsilon;Nd(t) values (2.4 & PLUSMN; 1.4) of the apatite grains crystallized before and after zircon remain almost constant. Interstitial zircons have & delta;O-18 (6.1-7.2 & PTSTHOUSND;) values similar to the earliest crystallized olivine (& delta;O-18 = 6.3-7.1 & PTSTHOUSND;) in the cumulates. The coeval lavas may represent the intercumulus melts extracted from amphibole-rich cumulates at different depths. Both the lavas and cumulates were ultimately derived from high-& delta;O-18 arc mantle modified by small amounts (<12%) of subducted sediments, and crystallized zircon during intra-crustal magma evolution without involving crustal contamination or melting. These high-& delta;O-18 zircons therefore are not products of crustal reworking, but record crustal growth during their crystallization (110 & PLUSMN; 2 Ma). Our study shows that the combination of zircon and olivine oxygen isotopes for ultramafic to felsic rocks is more effective than zircon data alone in evaluating the role of crustal growth vs. reworking in an arc system. The implication is that global zircon-based crustal evolution models that attribute all high-& delta;O-18 zircons to crustal reworking may conceal recent crustal growth.
关键词crustal growthzirconolivineoxygen isotopeTibet
英文关键词CALC-ALKALINE DIFFERENTIATION; RARE-EARTH-ELEMENTS; HF-O ISOTOPES; U-PB; OXYGEN ISOTOPES; CONTINENTAL-CRUST; INTRUSIVE ROCKS; LHASA TERRANE; RADIOGENIC ISOTOPES; WORKING REFERENCE
WOS研究方向Geochemistry & Geophysics
WOS记录号WOS:001038404700001
来源期刊JOURNAL OF PETROLOGY
文献类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://gcip.llas.ac.cn/handle/2XKMVOVA/282793
作者单位Chinese Academy of Sciences; Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, CAS; Chinese Academy of Sciences; University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, CAS; Cardiff University; Chinese Academy of Sciences; Guiyang Institute of Geochemistry, CAS; Chinese Academy of Sciences; Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, CAS
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Wang, Jun,Wang, Qiang,Sun, Peng,et al. Crustal Growth Identified by High-δ18O Zircon and Olivine: A Perspective from Ultramafic Arc Cumulates in Southern Tibet[J],2023,64(8).
APA Wang, Jun.,Wang, Qiang.,Sun, Peng.,Dan, Wei.,Kerr, Andrew C..,...&Qi, Yue.(2023).Crustal Growth Identified by High-δ18O Zircon and Olivine: A Perspective from Ultramafic Arc Cumulates in Southern Tibet.JOURNAL OF PETROLOGY,64(8).
MLA Wang, Jun,et al."Crustal Growth Identified by High-δ18O Zircon and Olivine: A Perspective from Ultramafic Arc Cumulates in Southern Tibet".JOURNAL OF PETROLOGY 64.8(2023).
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