摘要
In this paper, trace element partition coefficients of rutile and low-Mg# amphibole from recent experiments are used to model Nb-Ta-La fractionation during partial melting of basaltic rocks. The geochemical modeling shows that: the melt is characterized by 1) lower Nb/Ta ratio (relative to that of primitive mantle) without Ta depletion (relative to La) for partial melting system with rutile-free garnet amphibolite residuum; and 2) Nb and Ta depletions as well as higher Nb/Ta ratio for partial melting system with rutile-bearing eclogite residuum. Thus, the authors suggest that the residuum of TTG melt is amphibole eclogite bearing rutile and low-Mg# amphibole.