Geological significance of rare earth elements in Japanese geosynclinal basalts
Abstract Rare earth elements (REE), Ba, Sr as well as major elements in 47 pre-Cenozoic geosynclinal volcanics in Japan have been determined. The types of chondrite-normalized REE patterns can be classified into two large groups viz. log-linear REE pattern group and convex REE pattern group. Each gr...
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Abstract Rare earth elements (REE), Ba, Sr as well as major elements in 47 pre-Cenozoic geosynclinal volcanics in Japan have been determined. The types of chondrite-normalized REE patterns can be classified into two large groups viz. log-linear REE pattern group and convex REE pattern group. Each group thus classified is also closely related to major element features. Although the REE pattern of the latter group is observed in the island arc tholeiite as well as abyssal tholeiite, the relative content of Ba to La indicates that the Japanese geosynclinal volcanics of this group are more akin to those of abyssal tholeiites than are the island arc ones. Two distinct types of REE fractionation are found in the volcanics of the Japanese geosyncline. The geographical distribution of two groups of the geosynclinal volcanics is different from that of the Cenozoic volcanics in Japan, and the petrochemical features of volcanics from northeast Japan can be distinguished from those of southwest Japan. By analogy with the current knowledge concerning a close relation between the tectonic settings and the geochemical features of the present-day volcanics, the geosynclinal basalts in question are inferred to have been formed during a tensional tectonic movement and have erupted along a local rift zone like the marginal seas and inter-arc basins in the Western Pacific Ocean or along part of a global rift system such as the Red Sea Trough. © Springer-Verlag 1975 |
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