Titlebook: Intraplate Magmatism and Metallogeny of North Vietnam; Hoa Trong Tran,Gleb V. Polyakov,Dung Thi Pham Book 2016 Springer International Publ

桉樹

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-25235-3Geodynamics and magmatism in Vietnam; Magmatism and Vietnam; Mantle Plumes and Geodynamics in Vietnam;

osteoclasts

SEVER

insurgent

An Overview on the Structures, Tectonics and Magmatic Activities in North Vietnamare classified in Northeastern Vietnam. These include the Song Chay dome – outcrop of Yangtze massif’s basement that was reactivated during the Permian – Triassic, and the surrounding Paleozoic folding structures such as Lo Gam and Phu Ngu. The latter are viewed as various erosion terraces of the So

anthesis

eustachian-tube

Plutonic: Volcanic Associations in the Tu Le Basin and Phan Si Pan Uplift, Northwest Vietnamhondrite-normalized REE patterns and the primitive mantle-normalized spidergrams (enrichment in high field strength elements) are similar to those of the Song Da silicic rocks. The eNd(t) values range from weakly negative to moderately positive values (?2.2 to +2.2), suggesting the silicic rocks may

創(chuàng)新

厚顏

Gabbro and Syenite Intrusions in the Lo Gam Structure, Northeast Vietnam strongly depleted in Nb, Ta and Zr the gabbroid and syenite magmas reflect typical geochemistry of an above-subduction-zone affiliation. This is the basic feature of Permian – Triassic pluton – volcanic and plutonic magmatic associations in various geological structures in northeastern Vietnam. The

Ossification

Permian – Triassic Metallogeny51 Ma; the ages are also applied for the related ore formation, implying that the mineralization of Cu-Ni-(PGE) and Ti-Fe-(V) in geological structures in northern Vietnam was associated with Permian – Triassic tectono-magmatic period. Besides, associated with Cu-Ni-(PGE) ore type is highly potential

善變