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Wave velocities and anisotropy of rocks: Implication for origin of low velocity zone of the Qinling Orogenic Belt, China
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101939
Lei Liu , Ying Li , Tingting Li , Hanyu Wang , Shasha Liu , Panpan Zhao , Gerile Naren , Li Yi , Hong Liu , Fengxia Sun , Jianguo Du
Structure and composition of Earth are fundamental importance in exploring the dynamic evolution of the crust and mantle. The Qinling Orogenic Belt (QOB) is located between the North China plate and the South China Plate, and is one of the main orogenic belts in China. To explore the composition and origin of anisotropy and the low wave velocity zone of the QOB, ten rock samples (gneiss and schist) were collected from the five sites of the QOB and the P- and S-wave velocities of these samples were measured under 0.6 to 2.0 GPa and 100 to 550 °C. The wave velocities increase with increasing pressure and decreasing temperature. The VP and VS of the schist and gneiss match the velocity of the middle and lower crust of the QOB, indicating that schist and gneiss are important component of the QOB. All the schist and gneiss samples exhibit obvious seismic anisotropy with 1.64%–17.42% for VS and 2.93%–14.78% for VP under conditions of crust and upper mantle. The CPO/LPO and layering distribution of mica in rock samples are the main reasons for this anisotropy. The VS structures below the five sampled sites from seismic ambient noise tomography were built to explore the effect of schist and gneiss on the composition and structure of the QOB. The results indicate that orientation-arranged gneiss and schist driven by the tectonic stresses might be a new origin of the character of VP/VS, seismic anisotropy, and the low velocity zone in the QOB.
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Polycyclic aromatic compounds in crude oil as proxies for Permian Tarim large igneous province activities
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-28 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.102000
Rongzhen Qiao , Meijun Li , Donglin Zhang , Hong Xiao , Wenqiang Wang
Large igneous provinces (LIPs), a critical area in Earth science, are closely related to paleoenvironmental evolution and biodiversity. The Permian Tarim large igneous province (TLIP) provides an ideal laboratory for correlational research. Previous reports show that the TLIP formed ∼300–262 Ma. Based on igneous lithology and the upper limit of single magmatic activity (<5 Ma), the TLIP can be divided into five main magmatic episodes. Core logging, seismic sections, lithofacies observations, and in-situ calcite U-Pb dating indicate diabase intrusions and a hydrothermal upwelling event (∼295.9–273 Ma) resulted from TLIP magmatic activity. The results indicate that polycyclic aromatic compounds (PACs) in oil are powerful proxies of magmatic intrusion and hydrothermal activity in the Permian TLIP. The existing diabase intrusion (EDI) samples show a higher concentration of high-molecular-weight (HMW) PACs (≥5-ring PACs) and greater combustion-derived PAC ratios. The distribution coupling between the diabase intrusion and PACs indicates that the HMW PACs are mainly derived from the cycloaddition reactions by the pyrogenic source (i.e., diabase intrusion). The conversion of phenanthrene (Phe), biphenyl (Bp), and dibenzothiophene (DBT) series compounds indicates that the oil is altered by hydrothermal activity. The hydrogenium and sulfur carried by the hydrothermal upwelling process promote the heteroatom incorporation of PACs. The cycloaddition and heteroatom incorporation reactions of PACs during the formation of LIPs offer a new perspective for evaluating their impact. PACs serve as effective proxies for LIPs and may also contribute to biological crises associated with LIPs.
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A comparative study of various combination strategies for landslide susceptibility mapping considering landslide types
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-26 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101999
Lanbing Yu , Biswajeet Pradhan , Yang Wang
Landslide susceptibility mapping (LSM) assists planners, local administrations, and decision-makers in preventing, mitigating and managing associated risks. This study proposes a novel DES-based framework that effectively captures the spatial developmental patterns of different landslide types, leading to higher precision LSM. The Wanzhou district (administrative division) of Chongqing Province, southwestern China, was selected as the test area, encompassing 881 landslides classified into rockfalls, reservoir-affected (RA) landslides, and non-reservoir-affected (NRA) landslides. Subsequently, three inventory maps and sixteen environment factors were used as inputs, with multicollinearity and importance analyses used to select the best factor combination for three types of landslides. Finally, the susceptibilities of rockfalls, RA and NRA landslides were combined by six combination strategies: Maximum, Mean, Probability, Voting, Stacking, and Dynamic Ensemble Selection (DES) models, and the optimal strategy was identified by area under the receiver operating characteristic curves (AUC), confusion matrix, and landslide distribution statistic. For LSM of individual landslide types, ResNet consistently outperformed traditional machine learning models, achieving testing AUC values of 0.8925, 0.9427, and 0.6754 for rockfalls, RA, and NRA landslides, respectively. The evaluation of the combination strategies revealed that the DES model achieved the highest testing AUC value of 0.8779, followed by Stacking (0.8728), Maximum (0.8704), Probability (0.8669), and Voting (0.8653), whereas the widely-used Mean method performed the worst (0.8503), even lower than the non-classified LSM (0.8587). The findings offer a robust approach for mitigating future landslide risks and minimizing their adverse impacts, providing valuable insights for geohazard management and decision-making.
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Multi-mechanism REYs enrichment in early Cambrian phosphorites within inner-shelf: Constraints from the geochemistry characteristics of francolite in Kunyang, Yangtze Block
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-24 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101996
Pei Liang , Junyi Wang , Li Chen , Yuling Xie , Bingbing Zhao
Middle and heavy rare earth elements and yttrium (MHREYs) are critical to the high-tech and green-energy industries, generating tremendous supply risk in recent decades. Recently, sedimentary phosphorites have been identified as a new resource for MHREYs. The Early Cambrian is considered one of the critical large-scale phosphorus-forming periods in China and globally. During this period, widespread large-scale phosphorites mainly occurred at shelf, while small-scale phosphate concretions predominantly existed in near-slope settings on the Yangtze Block, South China. However, multi controls for ore-forming mechanism of extraordinary REYs enrichment in phosphorites have not been well constrained, limiting the understanding of the formation of large-scale phosphorites at shelf. To better understand the REYs enrichment in phosphorite, the REYs-rich Kunyang phosphorite, the largest phosphorite in shelf environment on the Yangtze Block, was investigated through mineralogy, in-situ geochemistry of major and trace elements in francolites. Based on the mineral characteristics, four types of phosphorite and four types of wall rocks were divided, which can be grouped into high-REYs (435–717 ppm) and low-REYs (224–282 ppm) categories. Comparing the geochemical characteristics of high-REYs and low-REYs groups, multi-mechanisms of REYs enrichment can be supposed. Frequent Fe redox cycling and related suboxic conditions may be responsible for the extraordinary REYs enrichment in phosphorites. In high-energy hydrodynamic systems with a low sedimentation rate, prolonged deposition of francolite enhanced the effects of adsorption and substitution in the early and late diagenetic stages, respectively, significantly increasing REYs uptake. Moreover, in the inner-shelf environment, wave fluctuations and storm effects are significant, leading to extensive diagenetic reworking, which form extremely high REYs contents in the altered rims of francolite. The negative Eu anomalies in the high-REYs group also indicate a positive influence of porewater on REYs enrichment. Regarding the sources of REYs, both seawater and terrigenous detrital material contribute to REYs in phosphorite at the shelf environment. The sedimentary high-REYs group indicate that terrigenous detrital material may enhance REYs content in seawater, which is then transferred to francolite during diagenesis. Consequently, multiple mechanisms controlled the REYs enrichment, leading to the formation of large-scale phosphorite in the inner-shelf.
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Non-arc setting for “Cadomian” magmatism in Iran and Anatolia
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-20 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101995
Yousef Zoleikhaei , Peter A. Cawood , Jacob A. Mulder
Establishing the type and position of plate boundaries is crucial for paleogeographic reconstructions. The northern margin of Gondwana (NMG) is inferred to have been a convergent, Andean-style, plate margin for much the late Neoproterozoic to early Paleozoic (i.e., the Avalonian-Cadomian Orogen), based largely on the presence of igneous rocks with arc-related geochemical affinities. However, a major segment of the margin that fringed the Arabian Plate includes bimodal Ediacaran–middle Cambrian (ca. 600–500 Ma) igneous rocks, more typical of continental rift settings, which has led to ambiguous and contradictory interpretations of magma tectonogenesis. Here, we employ an alternative approach to investigate the tectonic setting of the NMG by studying the evolution of sedimentary basins that developed in Iran, Anatolia, and the Arabian Plate simultaneously with the ca. 600–500 Ma magmatism. The Ediacaran–middle Cambrian successions in this segment of the NMG consist of laterally continuous siliciclastic and carbonate sequences, which have been broadly correlated across the region. The consistent northward and eastward paleocurrent directions and decrease in clastic sediment grain-size from proximal (the Arabian Plate) to distal (Iran and Anatolia) successions suggest a northward and eastward deepening basin with relatively flat topography. The new detrital zircon (n = 2870) and apatite (n = 1178) U-Pb ages from the Ediacaran–middle Cambrian siliciclastic strata of Iran are mostly older than 600 Ma. Detrital apatite trace element compositions indicate that most grains are sourced from I-type granitoids and mafic igneous rocks, low- and high-grade metamorphic rocks, with a minority from ultramafic rocks. Together with published detrital zircon U-Pb age data from correlative strata in Anatolia and the Arabian Plate, these data suggest the pre-existing Arabian-Nubian Shield as the main source. Importantly, detrital zircon and apatite grains with ages < 600 Ma are rare in these strata, suggesting that they received little input from contemporaneous Ediacaran–middle Cambrian (ca. 600–500 Ma) igneous rocks. We suggest that the very small sediment contribution from the ca. 600–500 Ma igneous rocks argues against the tectonic model that considers the development of a large Andean-style magmatic arc at this segment of the NMG. Integrating these constraints from the sedimentary record with geochemical data from the ca. 600–500 Ma igneous rocks in Iran and Anatolia favors an extensional continental margin setting that may be related to escape tectonics or post-collisional relaxation during Ediacaran–Cambrian following Gondwana assembly.
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Lithospheric deformation and seismotectonics in the southeastern Tibetan Plateau: A holistic perspective from joint inversion of multi-geophysical data
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-19 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101994
Feiyu Zhao , Sanzhong Li , Yanhui Suo , Juzhi Deng , Mengxue Dai , Xiao Chen , Bin Hu , Yanguo Wang , Yaping Hu
The southeastern Tibetan Plateau (SETP) plays a pivotal role in accommodating the crustal deformation between the complex Tibet Plateau and the South China Block during the Cenozoic associated with the India-Asia Convergence. In this study, we establish a high-resolution 3-D lithospheric structure model of the SETP through joint inversion of observable multi-geophysical data, to understand its Cenozoic progressive deformation processes, deep seismotectonic environment, as well as regional geodynamic mechanism. We identify two low-density zones within the mid-lower crust that are separated by a pronounced high-density body beneath the inner zone of the Emeishan Large Igneous Province (ELIP). We also image an interconnected channel flow in the lower crust beneath the SETP. To further confirm the relationship between Cenozoic deformation propagation and deep lithospheric architecture, we adopt a holistic perspective from joint inversion of observable multi-geophysical data, coupled with integrated analysis on geometric-kinematic characteristics of major strike-slip fault zones and regional tectonics in the SETP. The results show that the mechanically weak mid-lower crust of the SETP is characterized by low effective elastic thickness (Te), high heat flow, low-density/velocity and low-viscosity, which might accommodate the ductile flow and provide an important channel for the lateral extrusion of crustal materials from the Tibetan Plateau, and ultimately contribute to the episodic lithospheric deformation of the SETP. We trace three main phases of deformation within the SETP during the Cenozoic: the Eocene-early Oligocene latitudinal crustal shortening and thickening, the late Oligocene-early Miocene clockwise rotation and lateral extrusion along major strike-slip faults, and the mid-late Miocene lower crustal flow accompanied with regional kinematic reversal. The lithospheric deformation, the invasion of fluids and the upwelling of deep molten materials are conducive to strain accumulation, which might also explain the occurrence of large earthquakes. Geodynamically, we consider that both the spatio-temporal variance of convergent rates, subduction angle, and processes of the India-Asia Convergence may be associated with episodic crustal deformation and intense seismicity in the SETP. The aqueous fluids in the weak mid-lower crust may have propagated outward due to the long-term gravitational driving forces and contributed to the lithospheric deformation and seismicity of the SETP. Furthermore, the retreat of the subducted Indian slab as well as the rollback and back-arc spreading of the western Pacific Plate also provided favorable conditions for the eastward extrusion of the Tibetan Plateau.
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An introduction to clay-hosted REE deposits in Australia
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-18 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101977
Manuel Knorsch , Michael Gazley , Madeleine Ince , Muhammet Kartal , Eliza Trunfull , Kat Lilly , Agnieszka Piechocka
Rare-earth elements (REEs) are on the critical minerals list in multiple countries due to their application in renewable technologies, electromobility, and defence. A key exploration focus is on clay-hosted REE deposits, which are reported to have a higher proportion of heavy REEs (e.g. Tb and Dy) relative to light REEs. Previous studies have focused on ionic clay-hosted REE deposits in South China and Madagascar; however, little is known about the mineralogy and economic viability of clay-hosted REE projects in Australia. This study provides the first overview of current exploration activities in relation to clay-hosted REE projects in Australia and presents microanalytical data to characterise the distribution of REE-bearing minerals and guide metallurgical processing pathways, as well as mineral system criteria to inform exploration targeting. Our review identified 91 clay-hosted REE projects in Australia, most of which are in the Yilgarn Craton, Albany-Fraser Orogen and the Gawler Craton. Sixteen mineral resource estimates have been completed that have an average grade and tonnage of 971 ppm total rare-earth oxide (TREO) and 145 million tonnes (Mt) across all resources. This study identified monazite, bastnäsite, allanite, zircon, and apatite as the main REE sources in granitic-to-mafic protoliths. These are partially broken-down during weathering resulting in the formation of secondary REE minerals including rhabdophane, bastnäsite, aluminium phosphate sulphate (APS) group minerals, and cerianite. The most significant finding is that the REE budget of Australian clay-hosted REE deposits is dominated by the primary and secondary REE minerals accompanied by a minor ionic proportion. However, some deposits in South Australia, Queensland, and Tasmania yield a higher ionic proportion of >40%. Accordingly, the mineral system model for the majority of Australian projects differs from ionic deposits located in South China due to contrasting exogenic (surface processes) and endogenic (geological) factors, particularly within the Yilgarn Craton, and it remains unclear whether emerging projects within Australia host economic and extractable REEs.
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A thickening event of the continental lithosphere ca. 2.2 billion years ago revealed by Nb/Ta-Dy/Yb systematics in basaltic rocks
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-16 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101993
Yu Zhang , He Liu , Yiran Wang , Qian Chen , Chen Chen , Junjie Zhang , Jing Fang , Lipeng Zhang , Wei-dong Sun
Continental lithosphere thickness significantly influences Earth’s tectonic style, the stabilization of cratons, the compositions of intraplate volcanic rocks, and specific types of metallogenesis. Although the Archean cratons currently boast the thickest lithosphere among Earth’s continents, the evolution of its thickness throughout geological history remains inadequately comprehended. Intraplate small-volume volcanoes, typical products of magmatic activities within continents with thick lithosphere on the modern Earth, were rarely observed until the early Paleoproterozoic, possibly due to the high mantle temperature and insufficient thickness of the continental lithosphere. Here we show that the modern intraplate continental basalts exhibit distinctive signatures of both elevated Nb/Ta and Dy/Yb ratios, setting them apart from basalts found in arc, rift, and plume settings. Our statistical analysis of a geochemical database of basalts worldwide spanning the past 3.5 billion years indicates that modern-like intraplate continental basalts have become extensive since ca. 2.2 Ga. We attribute the emergence of intracontinental basalts to a lithospheric thickening event within the Archean craton continents, resulting from horizontal compression of the lithosphere during the assembly of the Nuna supercontinent.
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Ore geology, mineralogy and geochemistry of a fault-controlled hydrothermal clay-Li deposit hosted by Precambrian metasedimentary rocks in south China
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-13 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101992
Chunlong Wang , Shaoyong Jiang , Hanlie Hong , Wei Wang , Songlin Wan , Wensheng Zhang , Jin Yin
The Jinyinshan-Huangdi′nao Li deposit (12,000 t Li2O @ 0.60%) was recently discovered in southern Hubei Province, South China. This deposit is divided into two ore sections, namely, Jinyinshan (0.24–1.32 wt.% Li2O) and Huangdi′nao (0.20–0.47 wt.% Li2O). The dominant Li-bearing phase and mechanism for Li enrichment remain unclear. Herein, a comprehensive study of ore geology, mineralogy and geochemistry is conducted. Field and petrographic investigations revealed that Li mineralization in the deposit was fault-controlled and that the altered metasedimentary rocks and hydrothermal veins with intensive Li mineralization contained high abundances of Li-rich clay minerals. Whole-rock XRD and in situ analyses of SEM-EDS, EMPA and LA-ICP-MS of clay minerals reveal that cookeite (0.99–2.80 wt.% Li2O) is the dominant Li-bearing phase, with subordinate illite (0.02–0.57 wt.% Li2O). The widespread replacement of Li-enriched illite by cookeite combined with the compositional continuum suggests that cookeite was likely formed by the hydrothermal replacement of illite at a temperature of 240–270 °C, as constrained by chlorite geothermometry (with average temperatures of 254 ± 2 °C in Jinyinshan and 259 ± 2 °C in Huangdi′nao). Since metasedimentary rocks of the Neoproterozoic Lengjiaxi Group in the deposit with variable Li anomalies host abundant Li-rich illite, Li mineralization was inferred to have occurred via hydrothermal metasomatism of these clay-rich clastic rocks. The hydrothermal fluids may have been driven by a deep magmatic heat source, as evidenced by previously reported U-Pb dating of apatite from the clay-Li ore, similar to the age of the Mufushan granitic batholith in the south, both of which are Early Cretaceous. The deep-sourced hydrothermal fluids caused the mobilization, migration and reprecipitation of Li as Li-rich clays along the fault zones. This mechanism of Li mineralization is different from existing models for clay-Li deposits worldwide, and this deposit can be classified as a new type, namely, fault-controlled hydrothermal metasomatic clay-Li deposit. Similar deposits are highly prospective both regionally and worldwide.
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Strategies towards robust interpretations of Pb isotopes
IF 8.5 1区 地球科学 Q1 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2024-12-12 DOI: 10.1016/j.gsf.2024.101989
J. Liebmann , B. Ware , A. Zametzer , C.L. Kirkland , M.I.H. Hartnady
Lead (Pb) isotopes can provide key information to address fundamental geologic problems related to the formation and evolution of rocky planets. The Pb isotope system supports a diversity of applications, as it provides access to information on magma sources as well as geologic age. Consequently, a wide range of analytical techniques, data validation and interpretation strategies have been advanced across a range of Pb isotope studies. Given the multiple different Pb isotope pairs, reflecting different decay rates and ultimate parental isotope concentrations, Pb isotopes have been viewed as one of the more challenging isotope systems to comprehend. Here we provide an overview of the various analytical and interpretative approaches, for this system, and highlight their respective strengths in the context of applications, such as magma source tracking and model age determination. A discussion of different methods to determine magma source parameters (e.g., U/Pb ratio and model age) is presented, along with recommendations for data validation and reporting. A checklist for recommended data and metadata to report for Pb isotopes is provided. The aim of this contribution is to provide a framework that enables a robust interpretation of Pb isotope signatures, promoting data transparency and comparison across different analytical approaches.
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