摘要
Thin layers and lenses of granitic leucosome are widely distributed within high-pressure (HP) mafic granulite from the Early Precambrian metamorphic basement of Shandong Peninsulu, SE North China Craton. A combined study of mineral inclusions, cathoduluminescence (CL) images, U-Pb LA-ICP-MS dates, and in-situ trace element compositions of zircon provide clear evidence on the nature and timing of partial melting within the Early Precambrian metamorphic basement of Shandong Peninsula. The data together with previous studies imply that the Early Precambrian metamorphic basement within Shangdong Peninsulu experienced a Paleoproterozoic partial melting event, which was probably associated with a post-peak middle-low pressure granulite-facies stage of hot exhumation rather than a peak HP granulite-facies stage. This partial melting event induced extensive retrograde metamorphism of the HP granulites and their country rocks distributed within the Shandong Peninsula.