Abstract:Located in the northwest part of the Erlian—Hegenshan fault belt, Baiyintuga area has wide distribution of Late Paleozoic granite, comprising mainly byporphyriticmonzogranite andalkali granite, which is a part of the accretion zone on the Late Paleozoic continental margin of southeast Siberian plate. Zircon LAICPMS UPb datingage of monzogranite and alkali granite, and petrogeochemical testing were conducted, gained ages 3028±13Ma(MSWD=14)and 3011±06Ma(MSWD=084)of the graniterespectively, belonging toLate Carboniferous.Petrogeochemicalresearches indicate that the granites belong to Potassium basaltic seriesand is characterized by high in silicon (SiO2=7083%~7083%),alkali (Na2O+K2O=1158%~132%), low calcium (CaO=050%~122%) and magnesium (MgO =011%~033%). The granite is metaluminous to weak peraluminous with A/CNK=081~101.The granite rockare enriched in Rb, Th, U (large ion lithophile elements (LILEs)), but depleted in Ba, Sr and high field strength elements (HFSEs) Nb, Ta, P, Ti; LREE is enriched and HREE relativelydepleted,with obvious negative Eu anomaly (δEu=011~043).The initial magma temperature (75933~80181℃) and Petrogeochemical analysis showed that the Baiyintuga granite has the characteristics of Atype granite. The low Nb/Ta(738~1950),Zr/Hf (2961~3526) and Sm/Nd (022~032)values indicatedthat its source rock iscontinental crust. Comprehensive studies have shown thatthe Baiyintuga granite were from partial melting of continental crust greywacke and formed in extensional tectonic system of the postcollisional Siberian plate and north China plate inLate Carboniferous,which provided new constraints and a supporting instance on the tectonic—magmatic evolution of the Great Hinggan(Da Hinggan)—Inner Mongolia Orogenic Belt in Late Carboniferous and on close time of the PaleoAsian Ocean.