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Chinese Science Bulletin
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New chronological evidence for Yanshanian diagenetic mineralization in China’s Altay orogenic belt

Authors: Fuwen Chen; Huaqin Li; Denghong Wang; Hong Cai; Wen Chen;

New chronological evidence for Yanshanian diagenetic mineralization in China’s Altay orogenic belt

Abstract

Granitoids and related pegmatitic rare-metal deposits are widespread in China’s Altay region, they used to be considered as Hercynian rocks and mineral deposits. Reported here are the40Ar-39Ar ages of potassium-rich minerals (muscovite and microcline) in the Koktokay pegmatitic rare-metal orefield and whole-rock as well as quartz fluid-inclusion Rb-Sr isochron ages of granite and ores in the Shangkelan pegmatite rare-metal orefield. The ages indicate that there are Yanshanian Diagenetic Mineralization events happening in China’s Altay orogenic belt and that formation of the famous Koktokay No.3 pegmatitic rare-metal deposit endured about 30 Ma of magmatic crystallization differentiation.

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