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A multi-approach diagenetic study of Late Triassic atoll-type carbonates from Dalnegorsk area (Taukha terrane, Far Eastern

Russia)

PEYROTTY, Giovan, BRIGAUD, Benjamin, MARTINI, Rossana

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Contrary to their Tethyan counterparts, and despite substantial research, Upper Triassic shallow-water limestones from the Panthalassa Ocean remain poorly known. Their understanding is yet crucial to better constrain past depositional, ecologic, geographic and geodynamic conditions out of the Tethyan domain. The Taukha terrane, located in the Sikhote-Alin mountain range (Primorsky and Khabarovsk Kraïs, Far East Russia) is a key panthalassan terrane. Near Dalnegorsk City, North-East of Vladivostok, on the northern part of Taukha terrane, Upper Triassic marine carbonates abound. Based on field observations and facies analysis, eight major facies, corresponding to specific depositional environments within a carbonate platform, have been established. A conceptual depositional model corresponding to a mid-oceanic atoll-type system has been defined. A complete diagenetic study of Upper Triassic limestones from Panthalassa Ocean is performed, combining different approaches. Cathodoluminescence petrography coupled to LA-ICPMS (REE + trace elements) and SIMS (δ18O and δ13C) geochimical analysis have been used to precisely [...]

PEYROTTY, Giovan, BRIGAUD, Benjamin, MARTINI, Rossana. A multi-approach diagenetic study of Late Triassic atoll-type carbonates from Dalnegorsk area (Taukha terrane, Far Eastern Russia). In: AGU Fall Meeting 2019. 2019.

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A multi-approach diagenetic study of Late Triassic atoll-type carbonates from Dalnegorsk area (Taukha terrane, Far Eastern Russia)

G. Peyrotty1*,B. Brigaud2, R. Martini1

1University of Geneva, Department of Earth Sciences, Rue des Maraîchers 13, CH-1205 Genève (*e-mail: giovan.peyrotty@unige.ch)

2GEOPS, Univ. Paris-Sud, CNRS, Université Paris Saclay, Rue du Belvédère, Bât. 504, 91405 Orsay, France

Contrary to their Tethyan counterparts, and despite substantial research, Upper Triassic shallow-water limestones from the Panthalassa Ocean remain poorly known. Their understanding is yet crucial to better constrain past depositional, ecologic, geographic and geodynamic conditions out of the Tethyan domain. The Taukha terrane, located in the Sikhote-Alin mountain range (Primorsky and Khabarovsk Kraïs, Far East Russia) is a key panthalassan terrane. Near Dalnegorsk City, North-East of Vladivostok, on the northern part of Taukha terrane, Upper Triassic marine carbonates abound. Based on field observations and facies analysis, eight major facies, corresponding to specific depositional environments within a carbonate platform, have been established. A conceptual depositional model corresponding to a mid-oceanic atoll-type system has been defined. A complete diagenetic study of Upper Triassic limestones from Panthalassa Ocean is performed, combining different approaches.

Cathodoluminescence petrography coupled to LA-ICPMS (REE + trace elements) and SIMS (δ18O and δ13C) geochimical analysis have been used to precisely characterize calcite cements and accurately define the deposition and cementation conditions. The results evidences major events, from early marine diagenesis to accretion-related changes. A wide event of moldic dissolution, associated with formation of meteoric cements is dated thanks to in situ U-Pb ratios. Large calcitic cements in carbonate breccias linked to the dismantling of the system, posseses early marine affinity defined by REE and isotopic signals. The presented data and models are a new significant step to improve our knowledge of Upper Triassic environments in the Panthalassa Ocean, and more generally for the understanding of mid-oceanic limestone formation and their evolution through time.

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