摘要
Meta-sedimentary rocks, characterized by intensive migmatization and/or mylonization, are widely distributed within the Diancang Shan-Ailao Shan metamorphic complex belt. On the basis of detailed mineralogical and petrographic observations, four metamorphic stages have been recognized, including early prograde metamorphic stage (M1), peak amphibolite-granulite facies metamorphic stage (M2), near isothermal decompression retrograde stage (M3), and late amphibolite facies retrograde stage (M4). Metamorphic P-T conditions for each stage were calculated by P-T pseudosection, and geothemobarometer (GB-GASP) and two-mica thermometer. The mineral assemblage for the early prograde assemblage (M1) is characterized by Pl+Ms+Qtz+St±Ky±Bt±Kfs, which as inclusions are preserved in the core of garnet, and formed at 560~590℃ and 5.5~6.3kb. The typical mineral assemblage for the peak amphibolite-granulite facies metamorphic stage (M2) assemblage is represented by Grt+Bt+Ky/Sil+Pl+Qtz or Grt+Bt+Pl+Qtz±Kfs±Sil, recording P-T conditions of 720~760℃ and 8.0~9.3kb. The near isothermal decompression retrograde stage (M3) is indicated by a mineral assemblage of Grt+Bt+Sil+Pl+Qtz, which were formed at P-T conditions of 640~760℃ and 5.0~7.3kb. Abundant retrogressive minerals, including fine-grained biotite and muscovite, together Pl+Qtz±Kfs±Grt were formed at the late amphibolite facies retrograde stage (M4), which occurred at P-T conditions of 521~648℃ and 4.0~5.0kb. The integrated clockwise P-T path revealed by the meta-sedimentary rocks indicates that the Diancang Shan-Ailao Shan metamorphic complex belt experienced a tectonic evolution of subduction-collision-exhumation, which was related to the amalgamation between the Indian and Eurasian plates.