Abstract:The Yuqibulake and Wutujinghe plutons in the Boluokenu area are typical mixing granitoids with numerous mafic enclaves in West Tianshan Orogen. Poikilitic, disequilibrium magmatic textures and needlelike apatite are very developed in the mafic enclaves, suggesting an origin of twoend member magma mixing. In contrasting to the host granitoids, the enclaves show relatively lower SiO2, K2O and higher CaO, FeOT, MgO. While, both of the host granitoids and enclaves have a similar characteristics of trace elements with enrichment in LILE, such as Rb, Th, U and K, depletion in Sr, Nb, Ta, P and Ti, presenting a result from the twoend magma mixing. The Yuqibulake granites and mafic enclaves yielded zircon UPb ages of 301 Ma and 308 Ma, respectively. The ages of 303 Ma and 298 Ma were obtained from Wutujinghe granites and enclaves, suggesting that the coeval mantlederived basic magmatism was occurred with this period of granitoid magmatism. The host granitoids have positive εHf(t) varied from +420 to +833 for Yuqibulake pluton and from +497 to +709 for Wutujinghe pluton with TDMC of 782~1045 Ma and 863~998 Ma, respectively, indicating they were partially melted from the early Neoproterozoic crust materials. The enclaves from both plutons also have positive εHf(t) of +275 to +641 and +463 to +792, respectively, similar to those εHf(t) and εNd(t) from coeval basic dykes in western Tianshan Mountais . Combined with the coeval granitoids with higher εHf(t),εNd(t) and medium n(87Sr)/ n(86Sr), we proposed that they were formed by mixing of the magmas from partial melting of early Neoproterozoic crustal materials and from slightly depleted lithospheric mantle. This magmatism evolved from HighK calcalkaline granitoids in Late Carboniferous to Krich granite and Atype granite in Early Permian, representative of products formed in a transitional tectonic setting from postcollision to extension. The crustal extension resulted in mantle upwelling to produce mantlederived basic magma and then trigged partial melting of crustal materials, leading to a strong and wide granitoid magmatism by the mixing of twoend member magmas, and being a significant vertical crust growth in west Tianshan Mountais .