Morphologic Characteristics of the Miarolitic Alkali Feldspar Granite in
The Taimushan Mountain is a unique granite peak cluster and stone-egg landform in the low mountains and hills of Southeast China seacoast. The A-type miarolitic alkali feldspar granite of Late Yanshanian is the rock of forming the Taimushan landscape. The NEE and NNW-trending faults,fissures and cleavages are the basic structures of controlling the shape and size of mountain peaks. The weathering denudation, rainfall erosion and gravitational collapse are the major external power of forming the Taimushan landform. At present, the evolution of the landform is in the early stage of late-middle age.