阿尔金山脉新生代隆升剥露过程陈正乐.pdfVIP

13 4 (();) ol. 13 No.4 2006 7 Earth Science Frontiers (China University of Geosciences, Beijing;Peking University) Jul. 2006 - 陈正乐, 　宫红良, 　李　丽, 　王小凤, 　陈柏林, 　陈宣华 , 100081 CHEN Zheng-le, 　GONG Hong-liang, 　LI Li, 　WANG Xiao-feng, 　CHEN Ba-i lin, CHEN Xuan-hua I nst i tut e of Geomechan ics , Ch inese A ca dem y of Geo log i ca l S c iences, B e ij ing 100081, Ch ina CHEN Zhen-g le, GONG Hon-g liang, LI Li, et al. Cenozoic uplifting and exhumation process of the Altyn Tagh mountains. Earth Science Frontiers , 006, 13(4):091-10 Abstract:The Altyn Tagh mountains define the northern boundary of the Qingha-i Tibet plateau. This paper presents apatite fission-track dating that are used to infer the uplifting and exhumation process of the mountain range. This analysis is crucial for understanding the deformation and northward growth history of the plateau during the Ind-o Asian collision. Fission-track dating of apatite from 34 samples of granite, granodiorite, and gneiss produced exhumation ages ranging from 61 Ma to 1.8 M a, and suggesting that the range experienced five stages of uplifting process during the Cenozoic, i. e., 6-1 34 Ma, 42-11 Ma, 10.2-7.3 M a, 5.5-4.5 M a, and 2.-1 1.8 Ma. Measurements show that uplift and exhumation of the EW-trending Lapeiquan-Hongliugou range, in the northern Altyn Tagh mountain, was initiated as early as 61 Ma, and lasted until 34 M a. That of the NE-trending Qiemo-Mangya range occurred from the late Eocene (42 Ma)to the middle Miocene(10 Ma). The youngest uplift and exhumation within the Altyn Tagh mountains took place near the main Altyn Tagh fault, where three exhumation events, i. e., 10.2-7.3 Ma, 4.6-4.5 Ma, and 2.-1 1.8 Ma are interpreted. An- alyses of regional fissio-n track data, regional deformation even