Evidence of Early Cretaceous lower arc crust delamination and its role in the opening of the South China Sea

Volume: 76, Pages: 123 - 145
Published: Dec 1, 2019
Abstract
Understanding the formation mechanism of the South China Sea has important implications for research on plate rupture and continent-ocean transition globally. Granitoids dredged from the Xiaozhenzhu Rise provide new perspectives on lithosphere evolution processes of this region. Zircon UPb (127–122 Ma) and amphibole/K-feldspar 40Ar/39Ar (123–115 Ma) ages indicate high cooling rates of 55–64 °C/myr and thus rapid magma emplacement and uplift in...
Paper Details
Title
Evidence of Early Cretaceous lower arc crust delamination and its role in the opening of the South China Sea
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Volume
76
Pages
123 - 145
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