A preliminary study of gene profile curve of geochemical elements and its geological significance: A case study of the central-south part of Da Hinggan Mountains metallogenic belt, Inner Mongolia
Element concentration and dispersion are decided by atom structure of the element(internal cause)and geological process setting(external cause). Gene profile curve of geochemical elements is geochemical response result of the geochemical system to geological ore formation. The copper and tin polymetallic belt of the central-south Da Hinggan Mountains in Inner Mongolia was selected as the study area. The 1:200 000 stream sediment survey data were processed and analyzed. Based on the result, this paper discusses the structure and the generation of the gene profile curve of geochemical elements. The elements sequence structure information contained in the quasi gene profile curve of geochemical elements generated from stream sediment survey data, such as space-time structure and correlation structure, and its important geological significance are discussed in detail. Based on an integrated analysis of quasi-gene profile curve of the geochemical elements in the study area, the authors point out that the superposition of two epochs of mineralization resulted in the formation of large- and medium-sized polymetallic deposits. This conclusion indicates the orientation for further geological prospecting in this area.
张远飞, 张金良, 吴德文, 袁继明, 吕伟艳. 地球化学元素基因谱曲线及其地质意义——以内蒙古大兴安岭中南段成矿区(带)为例[J]. 物探与化探, 2016, 40(2): 235-242.
ZHANG Yuan-Fei, ZHANG Jin-Liang, WU De-Wen, YUAN Ji-Ming, LYU Wei-Yan. A preliminary study of gene profile curve of geochemical elements and its geological significance: A case study of the central-south part of Da Hinggan Mountains metallogenic belt, Inner Mongolia. Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration, 2016, 40(2): 235-242.