The Origin of the Mesozoic Associated Multiseries Granitoid Magma in the Shandong Peninsula
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    Three melting events of the earth's crust occurred during the period of 220-120 Ma in the Shandong Pe-ninsula. Three subcycles of granitoid magma including six rock series were generated in the faulted granitoidmagma belt. The parent magma of several rock series formed earliest originated from the lower crust ofgranulite facies; following the increase of geothermal temperature the source magma would migrate into themiddle crust of amphibolite facies. In the diapiric granitoid magma belt, the granitoid magma was formed firstin granitic layer of the upper crust, and then in the middle crust. In each subcycle the generation of magmastarted with the generation of more mafic one and finished with low eutectic one; they were formed in the formof layered melting in a particular position of the crust.

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.1991. The Origin of the Mesozoic Associated Multiseries Granitoid Magma in the Shandong Peninsula[J]. Acta Geologica Sinica(),65(2):

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