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Mesozoic Acid Magmatites of Southeastern Transbaikalia: Petrogeochemistry and Relationship with Metasomatism and Ore Formation

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The characteristic features of the manifestations of acid magmatism and metasomatic hydrothermal alteration processes in Southeastern Transbaikalia, an important mining region in Russia, are discussed. The zoned or beltlike distribution of the ores of various metals, uranium in particular, and other mineral deposits is due to the general evolutionary trends of the geodynamic regimes of the respective blocks of the territory and the subsequent magmatic differentiation trends. The highly differentiated and fluorine-rich granitoids of Southeastern Transbaikalia are located only in the zones of the consolidated crust, which are characterized by low gravity and negative quiet magnetic field values. In other zones, i.e., volcanic belts, volcanogenic troughs, and the regions dominated by the intrusive massifs of the Shakhtama complex, rare metal manifestations are absent. It was demonstrated that there is no correlation between the localization of large uranium deposits and leucocratic rare metal granite domains and that these deposits are concentrated in large volcanic calderas or volcanic troughs, controlled by long-lived fault systems. In addition to uranium, these volcanogenic structures control base metal, molybdenum, gold, fluorite, and some other mineral deposits. The results of a comparative analysis of the geochemical features of the acid volcanics that host the uranium mineralization and are classified as the last differentiation products of the contrasting latite volcanism, on the one hand, and the subvolcanic and hypabyssal derivatives of the rare metal granites, on the other, are presented. The analysis revealed the signatures of their fundamental difference from each other and that they belong to different branches of magmatic differentiation. A comparative analysis of the metasomatic aureoles of the altered wallrocks in the Late Mesozoic volcanics and the Shakhtama granitoid domains, on the one hand, and the leucocratic rare metal granite domain, on the other, is given. The data presented attest to the existence of a mixed geodynamic regime within the study area of the Central Asian mobile belt during the Jurassic and the earliest Cretaceous time: residual collisions with strong deformations in a compressional setting, accompanied by the development of late acid differentiation products of the magmatic latite series, and the incipient rifting associated with the intrusion of the leucogranites of the Kukul’bei complex in a more quiet extensional setting.

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We are sincerely grateful to S.V. Yudintsev for the discussion of this paper and valuable comments.

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This work was performed with the financial support of the State Task “Tectonodynamic and Physicochemical Conditions of Uranium Mobilization, Transfer, and Deposition during the Formation of the Main Industrial–Genetic Types of Uranium Deposits” for the Institute of Geology of Ore Deposits, Petrography, Mineralogy, and Geochemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, and the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (project no. 18-05-00673).

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Andreeva, O.V., Petrov, V.A. & Poluektov, V.V. Mesozoic Acid Magmatites of Southeastern Transbaikalia: Petrogeochemistry and Relationship with Metasomatism and Ore Formation. Geol. Ore Deposits 62, 69–96 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1075701520010018

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