Abstract:The Matou molybdenumcopper deposit is a mediumsized polymetallic deposit which was newly ascertained in south Anhui of the Middle and Lower Reaches of the Yangtze River, and the mineralization was constrained by the transformation mechanisms which were changed from the EWtrending PaleoTethys techonic system in to the ancient NEtrending. Pacific tectonic system in the characteristics of fluid inclusion and stable isotope were studied to determine the genesis and to construct the metallogenic pattern for the deposit. The results show that the homogenization temperature range for fluid inclusions in quartz from 91 ℃ to 398 ℃, the salinity range from 088%to 374% and the density range from 018g/cm3 to 110g/cm3, those indicated that the oreforming fluid was medium temperature, medium salinity and lower density fluid, the potassium feldspar alteration, quartzsericitization and propylitic alteration stages were experienced in the oreforming fluid evaluation, and the mass mineralization were occurred in quartzsericitization stage. Pb isotopic composition in ore were similar to wall rock, the indistinguishable Pb isotopic composition with ore and wall rock in 208Pb/204Pb206Pb/204Pb figure indicated that oreforming materials are multisources, and more mineralizing matters were supplied by granodioriteporphyry. The δ34S values of pyrite show a total range from -100‰ to +700‰ and has a tower type distribution, the δ34S values of molybdenite were higher than pyrite, showing that the sulfur isotopic composition reached a equilibrium states in minerals, which were mainly from deep mantle and contaminated by crustal sulfur. The oxygen isotopic composition (δ18O values) of free quartz and orebearing quartz vein show a range from 980‰ to 130‰, both of them were formed in the same hydrothermalism, the δ18Owater values in fluid show a range from -121‰ to +199‰ are similar to the composition in atmospheric precipitation, those inferred that the original orebearing hydrothermal were mixed by atmospheric precipitation in different degree in metallogenic process. The Matou deposit is a subvolcanic hydrothermal deposit which has a characteristics of wall rock alteration for porphyry deposit, and belongs to a porphyry metallongic system. Granodioriteporphyry is the main mother rock which supplied the main oreforming materials for mineralization in the mining area, and siltstone supplied certain material conditions as well, but moyite veins unrelated to the mineralization.