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• W4280560320 abstract "The Triassic period is when abundant late-orogenic magmatism occurred in the Korean peninsula, but the characteristics of the lithospheric mantle at that time beneath the Yeongnam Massif have not been well-defined because of the scarcity of mafic intrusions. We report zircon U Pb and phlogopite 40 Ar/ 39 Ar ages, petrography, and geochemistry of the Triassic (227.6 Ma) ultrapotassic igneous rocks in the Yeonhwa I Mine (Yeonhwa Ultrapotassic Intrusions, YUI) emplaced into the Taebaeksan Basin in the Yeongnam Massif. The YUI occur as two stocks with different lithologies: phlogopite-rich and amphibole-rich, where the former underwent carbonate-melt interaction along the margin in contact with the carbonate formation. The two lithologies share similar compositional and isotopic characteristics; however, the phlogopite-rich YUI better retains its mantle-derived features, having idiomorphic high-Mg# (up to 91.9) phlogopite and diopside phenocrysts and bulk concentrations of high MgO (Mg# = molar 100 Mg/[Mg + Fe] > 70), Cr (208–1150 ppm), and Ni (48–219 ppm). The enrichment of the YUI in H 2 O (phlogopite-rich), silica contents (50.2–56.9 wt%), and large ion lithophile elements (LILE; K, Rb, Sr, Ba, Pb), together with depletion of high fields strength elements (HFSE; Ti, Zr, Nb, Hf, Ta), are typical of the ultrapotassic rocks in orogenic settings. The elemental and isotopic data imply that the YUI originated from partial melts of the phlogopite-bearing lithospheric mantle near the spinel-garnet transition zone. The extremely enriched isotopic ratios ( 87 Sr/ 86 Sr(t) = 0.70756 to 0.71227, ε Nd (t) = −8.82 to −11.0) suggest a highly enriched mantle source, possibly more enriched than the contemporary pelagic sediments. Considering that the Yeongnam Massif was in a subduction system during Permian-Triassic, not a continental collisional belt, the enrichment was inherited from a combination of both young, subduction-related and ancient, pre-existing metasomes in the continental lithospheric mantle. Our data confirm the presence of the enriched, volatile-rich lithospheric mantle beneath the Triassic Yeongnam Massif. This enriched origin contrasts with earlier ( c . 240–280 Ma) Yeongnam arc plutons that originated from the depleted asthenospheric mantle (ε Nd (t) ≥ +2). Since the enrichment is also characteristic of most of the c . 220–240 Ma igneous rocks around the Korean peninsula, such lithospheric mantle lithology was widespread during the Late Triassic. • The Yeonhwa Ultrapotassic Intrusions (YUI) intruded into the Yeongnam Massif at around 227.6 Ma. • Reaction with country rocks developed metasomatized margins of the intrusion. • The YUI were derived from the phlogopite-bearing sub-continental lithospheric mantle. • The Triassic Yeongnam Massif had the old lithospheric mantle further modified by the Permina-Triassic subduction zone." @default.
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• W4280560320 date "2022-08-01" @default.
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• W4280560320 title "Petrogenesis of the Yeonhwa ultrapotassic intrusions in the Yeongnam Massif—Evidence for enrichment of the Triassic continental lithospheric mantle beneath the Korean peninsula" @default.
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