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U-Pb ages and morphology of zircons from different granites within the Saxonian Granulite Massif
U-Pb-Alter und Morphologie von Zirkonen aus verschiedenen Graniten innerhalb des Sächsischen Granulitmassivs
Anja Sagawe 1, Andreas Gärtner 2, Mandy Hofmann 2 and Ulf Linnemann 2
1 Senckenberg Naturhistorische Sammlungen Dresden, Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Königsbrücker Landstraße 159, 01109 Dresden, Germany; [email protected] — 2 Senckenberg Naturhistorische Sammlungen Dresden, Museum für Mineralogie und Geologie, Sektion Geochronologie, Königsbrücker Landstraße 159, 01109 Dresden, Germany
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AbstractThe Saxonian Granulite Massif comprises various granitoid intrusions with different stages of deformation but of similar ages. However, there is only little knowledge about the magmatic source of these rocks. Combining the external and internal morphology of zircons and taking into consideration their Th-U values allows the differentiation of the granitoids into at least two groups of distinct evolution.
KurzfassungInnerhalb des Sächsischen Granulitgebirges treten verschiedene Granitoidintrusionen auf, welche sich zwar im Grad der Deformation unterscheiden, jedoch alle ähnliche Alter aufweisen. Über die magmatische Quelle dieser Gesteine ist bisher wenig bekannt. Durch die Kombination von Methoden, welche sowohl Merkmale der externen als auch internen Zirkonmorphologie verwenden, sowie durch die Berücksichtigung der Th/U-Verhältnisse dieser Zirkone, ist eine Unterteilung in mindestens zwei Gruppen granitoider Gesteine mit unter-schiedlicher Genese möglich.
1. Introduction
The Saxonian Granulite Massif (SGM) was subject of numerous studies during the last 25 years (e.g. Gottes-mann 1987, von Quadt 1993, Reinhardt & Kleemann 1994, Kroner 1995, Baumann et al. 1997, Romer & Rötz-ler 2001, Rötzler et al. 2004, Rötzler & Romer 2010). Throughout this time, rocks of the SGM, mostly granu-lites, were predominantly investigated with focus on P-T-t evolution and geochronology. Zircon is known to vary broadly in its crystal habitus in response to the growing conditions of their environ-
mental setting (Pupin 1980, Vavra 1994). Hence, the pre-sent study deals with the morphology of granitic zircons to gain knowledge about their formation and to differen-tiate several granitoid intrusions of almost the same age in the SGM (Nasdala et al. 1998, Gehmlich 2003). Due to its characteristics like the resistance to weath-ering (Mange & Maurer 1991) and crustal processes as well as the nature of its crystal lattice (Finch & Hancher 2003, Hoskin & Schaltegger 2003), zircon is one of the best studied igneous minerals. Numerous empirical in-
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vestigations revealed a systematic variation of zircon morphology for the main types of granitoids (Pupin & Turco 1972, 1975, Pupin 1976, 1980, 1990). It has to be remarked that a classification sensu Pupin (1980) consid-ers only external zircon morphology. An extension of this method was established by Vavra (1994), who addition-ally used cathodoluminescence-imaging (CL) of internal zircon structures to identify former morphotypes.
2. Geological setting
The SGM is one part of the allochthonous domain of the Saxo-Thuringian Zone, situated at the north-western margin of the Bohemian Massif. The massif has an el-liptic dome-like structure with a core predominantly consisting of felsic, very fine-grained granulites with
inclusions of mafic granulites, garnet-pyroxenites and garnet-serpentinites. High-temperature shear zones sepa-rate the granulites in the core from deformed and partly transformed granulites at its margin and from a Palaeo-zoic schist cover of metasedimentary rocks in the roof as well (Fig. 1; Reinhardt & Kleemann 1994, Kroner 1995). Peak of metamorphism for the granulites is defined at 340 – 341 Ma, with U/Pb- and Pb/Pb-zircon ages ranging between 320 Ma and 485 Ma (von Quadt 1993, Vavra & Reinhardt 1997, Baumann et al. 1997, Vavra et al. 1998, Kröner et al. 1998, Romer & Rötzler 2001, Rötzler et al. 2004). Apart from the granulites and meta-sedimentary rocks, several granites occur within the SGM. In general, four main types of granites can be distinguished accord-ing to their degree of deformation: i) Mittweida granite body, ii) Berbersdorf granite body, iii) granite gneisses (the so-called Lagergranite) and iv) smaller granitic dykes (Gottesmann 1987). Whereas the Mittweida gran-ite is undeformed, the Berbersdorf granite is moderately to strongly deformed and the granite gneisses are very
Fig. 1. Simplified geological map of the SGM based on Pietzsch (1962) with indicated sample localities.
Abb. 1. Vereinfachte geologische Karte des SGM basierend auf Pietzsch (1962) mit eingetragenen Fundorten.
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strongly deformed. Granites of the smaller dykes can show every degree of deformation (Gottesmann 1987). Previous studies report apparent ages of 333 ± 5 Ma (Nas-dala et al. 1998) and 337 ± 5 Ma (Gehmlich 2003) for the Mitt weida granite.
3. Samples and methods
In this case study, we compare zircons from i) the large granitic intrusion of Mittweida [GrMit], from ii) a small dyke from Penig [Gr3] and from iii) a granite to gran-ite gneiss from a sill, collected near Hermsdorf in the Fürstenwald [Gr4] (Fig. 1; for coordinates of each sam-ple, see results below). The main objective was the dif-ferentiation of these three granitic samples using other characteristics than U-Pb dating due to their almost iden-tical intrusion ages (Early Carboniferous, Viséan). After crushing 1 – 2 kg of the unweathered sample material in a jaw crusher, material was sieved for the fraction from 45 – 400 µm. Heavy mineral separation was achieved from this fraction using LST (lithium heteropolytungstate in water) prior to magnetic separa-tion in the Frantz isomagnetic separator. Final selection of zircon grains was achieved by hand-picking under a binocular microscope (ZEISS Stemi 2000-C). Sub-sequently, zircons of all sizes and morphological types were selected and put on a tape. The grains were coated with carbon followed by the sputtering with an alloy of gold and palladium. Afterwards, back scattered electron-imaging (BSE) was performed via scanning electron microscope SEM (ZEISS Evo 50). Last steps included mounting and polishing prior to CL-imaging. For sta-tistical reasons, at least 200 grains per sample were in-vestigated with respect to their morphology sensu Pupin (1980) and Vavra 1994. Due to roundness or fracturing not every grain could be exactly classified. Zones showing monophase growth patterns were preferentially selected for placement of laser abla-tion spots for isotope analyses in order to avoid mixed U-Pb ages resulting from different late- to postmagmatic or metamorphic influences. Measurements for U, Th and Pb took place at the Senckenberg Naturhistorische Sammlungen Dresden, Museum für Mineralogie und Geologie, Sektion Geochronologie, and were carried out via LA-ICP-MS (Laser Ablation with Inductively Cou-pled Plasma Mass Spectrometry) techniques. A Thermo-Scientific Element 2 XR instrument coupled to a New Wave UP-193 Excimer Laser System was used (for data, see Tab. 1). For ablation, the mounts were put into a teardrop-shaped, low volume laser cell produced by Ben Jähne (Dresden, Germany), which enables sequential sampling of heterogeneous grains (e.g. growth zones) during time-resolved data acquisition. Single measure-ment of one spot contained approximately 15 s back-
ground acquisition followed by 30 s data acquisition. Depending on grain size and structure, spot sizes ranged between 15 µm and 35 µm. Further specifications on the settings of the instrument are available in Tab. 1. If nec-essary, correction of common-Pb was carried out, based on the interference- and background-corrected 204Pb signal and a model Pb composition (Stacey & Kramers 1975). Judgement of necessity for correction depended on whether the corrected 207Pb/206Pb value lay outside the internal errors of the measured ratios. Interpretation with respect to the obtained ages was done for all grains within a range of 90 – 110% of concordance (e.g. Mein-hold et al. 2011). Discordant analyses were generally in-terpreted with caution, even if they define a discordia. Finally, raw data were corrected for background signal, common-Pb, laser induced elemental fractionation, in-strumental mass discrimination, depth- and time-depen-dant elemental fractionation of Pb/Th and Pb/U by use of an Excel® spreadsheet program developed by Axel Gerdes (Frankfurt am Main, Germany). Measurement of
Table 1. Settings for the instruments used in the laboratory of the Senckenberg Naturhistorische Sammlungen Dres-den, Museum für Mineralogie und Geologie, Sektion Geochronologie – Excimer Laser, New Wave, UP 193 and ICP-MS, Thermo Fisher, Element 2 XR.
Tabelle 1. Einstellungen der Instrumente im Labor der Sencken-berg Naturhistorischen Samm lungen Dresden, Museum für Mineralogie und Geo logie, Sektion Geochronolo-gie – Excimer Laser, New Wave, UP 193 und ICP-MS, Thermo Fisher, Element 2 XR.
ICP-MS Finnigan Element 2 XR
Forward Power 1390 W
Gas flow rate 15.0 l min –1 (plasma)1.07 l min –1 (aux)
Scan mode E-scan
Scanned masses 202, 204, 206, 207, 208, 232, 235, 238,
Mass resolution 300
Dead time 18 ns
Oxide UO+/U+ < 1%
Dwell time 4 ms
Settling time ≤ 1 ms/amu
Number of scans 1500
Background 15 s
Ablation time 30 s
Integration time 1.4 s (= 25 scans)
Laser system UP193 New Wave193 nm, excimer
Nominal spot diameter 25 – 35 µm (unknowns)35 µm (standard)
Carrier gas 0.25 l min –1 He 1.1 l min –1 Ar
Laser settings 10 Hz, 55% LP
Drill speed (DS) / Raster scan speed (RSS)
~ 0.5 µm/s (DS)
Cell volume c. 3 cm3
Sensitivity 6 × 10 6 counts/pg U
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Th/U ratios was carried out parallel to U-Pb determina-tion with the same combination of instruments. Reported uncertainties were propagated by quadratic addition of the external reproducibility obtained from the standard zircon GJ-1 (~ 0.6% and 0.5 – 1.0% for the 207Pb/206Pb and 206Pb/238U, respectively) during individual analytical sessions and the within-run precision of each analysis. Visualisation of concordia diagrams (2 σ error ellipses) and concordia ages (95% confidence level) was achieved using Isoplot/Ex 2.49 (Ludwig 2001). Frequency as well as relative probability plots were generated via AgeDis-play (Sircombe 2004). For zircons with ages older than 1 Ga, 207Pb/206Pb ages were taken for interpretation, for younger grains, the 206Pb/238U ages were used for inter-pretation. For further details on analytical protocol and data processing, see Gerdes & Zeh (2006). Calculating the Th/U ratio helps to characterise the different granitoides. Due to stability of the Th-U system
it is possible to use the ratios of both, concordant as well as discordant grains, to reveal differences between the granitoid samples (Hoskin & Schaltegger 2003).
4. Results
4.1. GrMit, monzo- to syenogranite, large intrusive body: 50°59’14.63” N; 13°00’00.89” E
A total of 214 zircons of sample GrMit were studied. Of all grains, 180 can be classified according to the diagram
Fig. 2. Summarised results of all analyses conducted on zircons from samples GrMit, Gr3 and Gr4: a, Calculated concordia ages of each sample, which are interpreted to date the intrusion; b, Th/U ratios of all concordant and discordant zircons of each sample; c, Fre-quency distribution pattern of morphotypes of each sample according to Pupin (1980); d, BSE-images of typical zircon grains of each sample; e, CL-images of typical zircon grains of each sample.
Abb. 2. Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse aller Analysen an Zirkonen der Proben GrMit, Gr3 und Gr4: a, Berechnete Konkordia-Alter für jede Probe, welche als Intrusionsalter interpretiert werden; b, Th/U Verhältnisse aller konkordanten und diskordanten Zirkone der jeweiligen Probe; c, Häufigkeitsverteilung der Morphotypen innerhalb einer jeden Probe nach Pupin (1980); d, BSE-Bilder von für die jeweilige Probe typischen Morphotypen; e, CL-Bilder von typischen Zirkonen einer jeden Probe.
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of Pupin (1980). The majority of zircons show S24 and S25 morphology, subpopulations form a path including S9, S14 and S19 morphotypes (Fig. 2c, d). Only few grains display typical features of magmatic zircon, such as well-developed and undisturbed growth zoning (Corfu et al. 2003). Most of the zircon grains exhibit either lo-cal recrystallisation or convolute zoning, pointing to late- to post-magmatic influences (Corfu et al. 2003), or they show features indicating metamorphic overprint like sec-tor and fir-tree zoning or total homogenisation. A number of 35 of the 148 zircon grains (152 spots) analysed for age determination display concordant ages ranging between 325 ± 8 Ma and 482 ± 11 Ma (Tab. 2). The vast majority of ages cluster around 335 Ma, with a calculated concordia age of 335 ± 2 Ma (Fig. 2a). Older grains are rare and dis-play ages between 347 Ma and 482 Ma. Obtained Th/U values of all measured zircons as well as concor dant grains are between 0.03 and 4.33, while roughly 90% of them have values smaller than 1 (Fig. 2b).
4.2. Gr3, microgranite, small dyke: 50°55’51.23” N; E12°41’24.69” E
Sample Gr3 contained 291 zircons of which 231 are definable according to Pupin (1980), mostly cluster-ing around S25 morphotype. A minor concentration is characterised by the S7 type (Fig. 2c, d). Additionally, a notable amount of grains displays a broad variation of morphotypes. The zircons of this sample largely show internal textures related to magmatic growth (Corfu et al. 2003), but more than half of them display some late- to post magmatic growth characteristics. The remaining zircon grains indicate metamorphic overprint of different stages (Fig. 2e). U-Pb measurements of 108 zircons (119 spots) yield 45 concordant ages between 320 ± 8 Ma and 488 ± 12 Ma (Tab. 3). Most of the concordant zircons are grouped around 334 Ma with a resulting calculated con-cordia age of 334 ± 2 Ma (Fig. 2a). Few older grains have ages between 342 Ma and 488 Ma. The Th/U values vary from 0.03 – 2.31 for all grains, while almost 90% of them are below 1, which is the same for concordant zircons (Fig. 2b).
4.3. Gr4, granite to granite gneiss, large intrusive body: 51°04’41.38” N; 12°53’05.19” E
This sample contained 253 zircon grains, of which 226 can be classified according to Pupin (1980). They predominantly plot around P2 – P5 morphotypes (Fig. 2c, d). The internal textures of zircons from this sam-ple are mostly represented by undisturbed concentric growth zones, suggested to be related to magmatic crys-
tal growth (Corfu et al. 2003). Nevertheless, there are several grains showing characteristics of metamorphic overprint (Fig. 2e). 17 of 127 zircon grains (138 spots) yield concordant ages. The youngest concordant grain is dated at 300 ± 6 Ma, the oldest grain analysed reveals an age of 389 ± 9 Ma. Most of the concordant grains lie between 330 Ma and 336 Ma, resulting in a concordia age of 334 ± 2 Ma (Fig. 2a, Tab. 4). The Th/U ratio range stands at between 0.05 and 2.06 for all analysed grains and between 0.08 and 1.29 for concordant grains, while the vast majority of them yield values smaller than 0.5 with a distinctive peak at ca. 0.1 (Fig. 2b).
5. Discussion
The calculated U-Pb zircon ages for the three analysed granitoid rocks range between 334 ± 2 Ma and 335 ± 2 Ma, which is equal within the errors. All zircon grains young-er than 330 Ma are interpreted as slightly discordant, and thus are possibly affected by post-intrusive events. Older inherited grains are rare and yield ages between 342 Ma and 488 Ma, while the age distribution pattern of them is nearly the same in samples Gr3 and GrMit. In contrast, sample Gr4 does not contain zircons older than 400 Ma. As neither intrusion age, nor inheritance of older grains differs significantly between the analysed samples, other characteristics of zircons have to be investigated to re-veal possible variations concerning the origin of the in-trusions. Due to this, 758 zircon grains of the three samples were investigated with respect to their morphology sensu Pupin (1980). The percentage of definable grains with respect to their morphotypes varies between 79% in Gr3 and 89% in Gr4. Samples GrMit and Gr3 show quite sim-ilar distribution patterns with comparable percent ages and a broad diversity of morphotypes. These obtained variations are typical for S-type granitoids (Pupin 1980, Belousova et al. 2005). Nevertheless, both samples have different maxima within the fields of S24/S25 (GrMit) and S25/S7 (Gr3). A specific feature of sample Gr3 is a noteworthy amount of extremely shortened zircon crys-tals. Gr4 has a completely different pattern (Fig. 2c), forming a characteristic path according to Pupin (1980). In this sample, the majority of the grains plots within the fields P3 and P4. The adjacent fields P2 and P5 also comprise a high percentage of zircons. Typically, alka-line and hyperalkaline I-type granitoids are represented by such a distribution pattern (Pupin 1980, Belousova et al. 2005). Taking into consideration the mentioned differ-ences within the distribution pattern of morphotypes, we can clearly distinguish between samples Gr3 and GrMit on the one hand and Gr4 on the other. The analysis of the internal morphology according to Vavra (1994) and Corfu et al. (2003) is a second char-
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acteristic studied in addition to the U-Pb zircon ages. Within samples Gr3 and GrMit, there are only few grains showing typical features of magmatic zircons like well-developed and undisturbed growth zoning (Corfu et al. 2003). Zircon grains with characteristics pointing to late- to post-magmatic phenomena, such as local recrystallisa-tion or convolute zoning (Corfu et al. 2003), dominate in these samples. A third group of zircon grains in Gr3 and GrMit is characterised by larger areas of recrystallisation and overgrowth, as well as features typical for zircons of high-grade metamorphic rocks like fir-tree sector zon-ing or overgrowths with radial sector zoning (Vavra et al. 1998, Corfu et al. 2003). This mixture of undisturbed magmatic and however influenced grains is interpreted to result from different melt sources. Thus, both of the gran-itoids Gr3 and GrMit probably contain zircons from the surrounding high-grade metamorphic granulites and pos-sibly further (meta-) sedimentary sources. Sample Gr4 shows a completely different distribution pattern with a majority of undisturbed magmatic grains and few zircons characterised by late- or post-magmatic influences. The magmatic grains do not give hints to any evidence for a former external morphology according to Vavra (1994) or Köksal et al. (2008). Crystals with attributes of meta-morphism are rare. This is in accordance to the hypo-thesised I-type character of this sample, which is deduced from morphotype analysis. Although it is described as the most deformed rock (granite gneiss) of the investi-gated samples (Gottesmann 1987), the deformation did not seem to have a major effect on the internal morpho-logy of the zircon grains. Additionally, the small amount of grains with inclusions of xenocrysts or xenocrystic cores occuring in sample Gr4 is not a peculiarity. These are observed in an equating quantity also within the other two samples. The last studied characteristic of the zircons, the Th/U ratio, corroborates the already supposed classification of the samples. While Gr3 and GrMit show a scattered dis-tribution of Th/U values, interpreted as a potential sign of several magmatic sources, Gr4 is dominated by zircons with very low Th/U ratios (Fig. 2b), most likely indicat-ing an origin from only one magmatic source. Very low Th/U ratios seem to be characteristically for altered and newly grown zircons as well (e.g. Vavra et al. 1996, Zeh et al. 2010). With reference to the results, we can distinguish be-tween two potential groups of granitoids. The first group is represented by the samples Gr3 and GrMit. They con-tain zircons with broad variation of external morpholo-gies and an internal morphology dominated by late- to post-magmatic or metamorphic phenomena, accompa-nied by a wide range of Th/U values. This group is in-terpreted to originate from melts, which at least partially contain significant amounts of zircons from sedimentary and metamorphic sources, and thus can be classified as S-type granitoids (Clemens 2003, Köksal et al. 2008). Caused by the high grade of metamorphism of the rocks adjacent to the granitoids, there is no constraint about the maximum depositional age of the potential proto-
liths (Clemens 2003). The second group is characterised by sample Gr4. The predominance of magmatic grains, which do not show different earlier external morpholo-gies sensu Vavra (1994), as well as the strictness of the path formed by the morphotypes point to a mantle source (Pupin 1980) of the magma and do not give any evidence for rapid changes in chemical conditions (Vavra 1994, Köksal et al. 2008). In contrast to the investigations of Gehmlich (2003), within this study, the granite of Mittweida (sample GrMit) does not show an alkaline path peculiar to alka-line granitoids. This is probably due to different sample localities within this large granitic body. Consequently, the granitic intrusion of Mittweida probably did not only melt sedimentary rocks, but also magmatites.
6. Conclusions
We suppose that morphotypological investigations ac-cording to Pupin (1980) in combination with studies of the internal morphology introduced by Vavra (e.g. 1990, 1994) and measurements of the Th/U ratios in zircons can help to distinguish between the nearly synchronous intruded granitoid bodies of the SGM. As suggested by this case study, the analysed rocks units are most likely derived from melts of different origin and thus can be subdivided into S- and I-type granitoids.
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Ap
pen
dix
Tabl
e 2.
U-P
b-Th
dat
a of
zirc
ons
from
sam
ple
GrM
it, n
= 3
5 of
152
mea
sure
d sp
ots
on 1
48 z
ircon
gra
ins
with
in 9
0 – 11
0% c
onco
rdan
ce, m
onzo
- to
sye
nogr
anite
, lar
ge in
trusi
ve b
ody
near
Mitt
wei
da,
50° 5
9′ 14
.63″
N; 1
3° 00
′ 00.
89″
E.
Tabe
lle 2
. U-T
h-Pb
-Dat
en d
er Z
irkon
e au
s Pro
be G
rMit,
n =
35
von
152
Mes
spun
kten
auf
148
Zirk
onkö
rner
n in
nerh
alb
90 –
110%
Kon
kord
anz,
Mon
zo- b
is S
yeno
gran
it au
s ein
em g
roße
n In
trusi
vkör
per n
ahe
Mitt
wei
da, 5
0° 59
′ 14.
63″
N; 1
3° 00
′ 00.
89″
E.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
a168
075
2936
196
0.05
1364
0.05
341
2.3
0.39
193
2.9
0.05
322
1.7
0.81
335
833
68
338
3899
a239
602
1202
730.
0734
50.
0596
72.
20.
4197
43.
90.
0510
23.
20.
5637
48
356
1224
275
155
a325
265
494
380.
8115
60.
0535
12.
11.
0308
43.
90.
1397
13.
30.
5433
67
719
2022
2456
15
a474
8016
011
0.48
181
0.05
349
2.6
0.98
242
3.5
0.13
320
2.4
0.74
336
969
518
2141
4116
a520
383
1086
630.
3325
70.
0546
92.
20.
3796
46.
80.
0503
46.
50.
3234
37
327
1921
115
016
3
a613
1923
823
840.
2326
0.03
113
3.1
2.55
298
6.6
0.59
482
5.8
0.48
198
612
8749
4495
844
a724
135
345
260.
5810
90.
0464
54.
01.
2108
720
.90.
1890
520
.50.
1929
311
806
123
2734
338
11
a871
509
683
770.
4864
0.06
636
2.3
2.51
954
3.5
0.27
538
2.7
0.64
414
912
7826
3337
4312
a912
835
325
240.
4727
70.
0619
42.
20.
4789
16.
10.
0560
85.
60.
3738
78
397
2045
512
585
a10
4060
950
346
0.53
920.
0561
72.
61.
6689
010
.30.
2154
810
.00.
2535
29
997
6829
4716
212
a11
3467
085
458
0.35
225
0.05
693
2.2
0.40
233
7.7
0.05
125
7.3
0.29
357
834
323
252
169
141
a12
9145
411
8510
80.
1090
0.05
490
2.4
1.63
410
3.2
0.21
588
2.1
0.76
345
898
320
2950
3312
a13
6590
370
210.
3912
301
0.05
295
2.4
0.38
839
3.2
0.05
320
2.1
0.74
333
833
39
337
4899
a14
4593
163
256
0.72
105
0.05
297
2.9
1.37
108
7.1
0.18
773
6.5
0.41
333
987
742
2722
106
12
a15
1282
531
019
0.32
195
0.04
778
2.5
0.86
331
5.7
0.13
105
5.1
0.44
301
763
227
2112
9014
a16
3100
171
110.
7257
760.
0536
42.
50.
3934
94.
20.
0532
03.
40.
5933
78
337
1233
877
100
a17
2525
829
024
0.56
610.
0449
42.
31.
6725
010
.40.
2699
210
.20.
2228
36
998
6933
0616
09
a18
6663
354
220.
6479
50.
0542
13.
70.
4640
75.
70.
0620
94.
30.
6534
012
387
1867
792
50
a19
6832
372
200.
2612
769
0.05
163
2.4
0.37
783
3.5
0.05
307
2.5
0.69
325
832
510
332
5698
a20
1996
758
339
0.57
238
0.05
108
2.5
0.80
919
6.2
0.11
490
5.7
0.41
321
860
229
1878
102
17
a21
6223
366
200.
2611
094
0.05
311
2.2
0.40
993
5.0
0.05
598
4.5
0.44
334
734
915
452
101
74
a22
2275
132
70.
2441
490.
0517
82.
40.
3910
04.
50.
0547
73.
80.
5332
58
335
1340
386
81
a23
1031
750
431
0.64
1117
0.05
137
2.4
0.46
606
5.9
0.06
580
5.3
0.42
323
838
819
800
112
40
a24
1535
2714
2314
70.
1157
0.05
197
2.4
2.26
571
4.4
0.31
619
3.7
0.54
327
812
0232
3551
579
a25
2176
875
852
0.64
208
0.05
592
2.3
0.80
393
5.7
0.10
427
5.2
0.40
351
859
926
1701
9521
a26
1362
277
437
0.05
2920
0.05
030
2.4
0.39
050
3.4
0.05
631
2.4
0.71
316
833
510
464
5468
a27
6664
282
190.
6543
20.
0564
92.
00.
5850
74.
10.
0751
23.
50.
4935
47
468
1510
7271
33
a28
2952
751
042
0.58
116
0.05
526
3.0
1.25
855
10.9
0.16
520
10.5
0.27
347
1082
764
2510
177
14
a29
494
212
1.36
745
0.05
136
6.5
0.46
069
12.2
0.06
506
10.3
0.53
323
2038
540
776
217
42
213
GEOLOGICA SAXONICA — 59: 2013
Tabl
e 2
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
a30
4448
278
160.
3783
150.
0529
52.
10.
3872
03.
40.
0530
42.
70.
6233
37
332
1033
060
101
a31
1253
342
150.
0310
430
0.04
775
2.8
0.07
799
17.2
0.01
185
16.9
0.17
301
876
13-6
081
1754
-5
a32
767
453
0.71
1445
0.05
335
2.8
0.39
096
7.5
0.05
315
7.0
0.37
335
933
522
335
158
100
a33
725
434
1.89
1353
0.05
339
3.2
0.39
080
6.0
0.05
308
5.1
0.54
335
1133
517
332
115
101
a34
1321
856
1.65
2441
0.04
711
3.1
0.35
052
9.1
0.05
396
8.5
0.35
297
930
524
370
192
80
a35
3522
206
120.
1165
910.
0596
22.
30.
4354
74.
00.
0529
83.
20.
5837
38
367
1232
874
114
a36
3658
231
140.
5168
250.
0533
62.
40.
3917
23.
70.
0532
52.
80.
6533
58
336
1133
964
99
a37
3743
136
746
1.03
480.
0686
23.
62.
9942
87.
70.
3164
86.
80.
4742
815
1406
6135
5310
512
a38
913
483
0.96
1708
0.05
358
2.8
0.39
376
7.4
0.05
330
6.9
0.38
336
933
722
342
156
98
a39
1538
744
0.14
2667
0.04
975
3.5
0.39
676
10.6
0.05
784
10.0
0.33
313
1133
931
524
220
60
a40
1465
768
2.66
2743
0.05
335
2.6
0.39
121
5.2
0.05
319
4.5
0.51
335
933
515
337
101
100
b152
2519
816
1.23
820
0.05
662
2.7
0.53
713
8.2
0.06
880
7.8
0.32
355
943
730
893
161
40
b294
207
4152
207
0.03
6046
0.05
354
2.3
0.39
237
2.5
0.05
315
1.2
0.89
336
733
67
335
2710
0
b370
1924
813
0.20
877
0.05
134
2.6
0.38
152
8.2
0.05
390
7.8
0.32
323
832
823
367
176
88
b492
846
30.
6991
60.
0544
42.
80.
3823
06.
60.
0509
46.
00.
4334
29
329
1923
813
814
4
b539
0814
89
0.24
7212
0.06
007
2.7
0.44
823
4.1
0.05
412
3.2
0.65
376
1037
613
376
7110
0
b622
1110
88
0.89
4196
0.05
563
2.5
0.40
308
4.9
0.05
255
4.2
0.51
349
934
415
310
9611
3
b759
1121
915
0.69
704
0.05
715
2.9
0.53
692
5.0
0.06
814
4.1
0.58
358
1043
618
873
8541
b859
1128
320
0.53
294
0.06
325
3.0
0.59
427
5.1
0.06
814
4.1
0.59
395
1247
420
873
8545
b912
5260
84.
3323
450.
0535
02.
90.
3926
75.
60.
0532
34.
80.
5233
69
336
1633
910
999
b10
505
252
2.48
1066
0.05
562
5.5
0.35
565
14.7
0.04
637
13.7
0.37
349
1930
940
1732
920
45
b11
1811
815
0.07
3269
0.06
864
2.3
0.52
460
6.6
0.05
543
6.2
0.35
428
942
823
430
138
100
b12
4426
222
120.
1753
90.
0536
52.
90.
4178
65.
10.
0564
84.
20.
5733
710
355
1547
192
71
b13
1046
512
0.15
1927
0.03
829
3.3
0.28
707
7.0
0.05
437
6.1
0.48
242
825
616
386
137
63
b14
6182
010
2073
0.29
113
0.04
870
3.8
0.37
561
9.0
0.05
594
8.2
0.42
307
1132
425
450
183
68
b15
1285
023
615
0.36
166
0.05
328
2.6
0.39
100
14.4
0.05
322
14.2
0.18
335
833
542
338
322
99
b16
1827
951
833
0.74
296
0.05
202
2.3
0.36
767
6.9
0.05
126
6.5
0.34
327
731
819
252
150
130
b17
5616
910
8083
0.27
103
0.05
507
2.9
1.11
161
4.7
0.14
641
3.7
0.62
346
1075
926
2304
6415
b18
6603
012
5611
20.
0818
20.
0667
83.
60.
4953
75.
30.
0538
03.
90.
6841
714
409
1836
387
115
b19
5933
237
130.
5613
410.
0462
93.
60.
3502
46.
60.
0548
75.
60.
5429
210
305
1840
712
572
b20
8329
815
1985
0.28
850.
0346
92.
51.
0489
67.
30.
2192
96.
90.
3422
05
728
3929
7511
17
b21
1925
935
624
0.76
112
0.04
249
4.5
1.10
530
18.7
0.18
868
18.2
0.24
268
1275
610
527
3129
910
b22
3250
105
40.
3013
80.
0287
756
.90.
7387
690
.00.
1862
469
.60.
6318
310
356
248
927
0911
497
b23
8214
512
2991
0.11
102
0.05
934
2.8
0.46
034
11.4
0.05
627
11.0
0.24
372
1038
437
463
245
80
b24
3722
185
110.
2868
510.
0589
92.
40.
4395
46.
10.
0540
45.
60.
4037
09
370
1937
312
599
b25
2179
843
233
0.93
230
0.05
344
2.8
0.39
258
6.5
0.05
327
5.8
0.43
336
933
619
341
132
99
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Tabl
e 2
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
b26
1076
643
529
0.73
546
0.05
257
2.6
0.37
124
7.6
0.05
122
7.1
0.34
330
832
121
251
164
132
b27
919
452
0.04
1521
0.04
750
2.8
0.39
473
8.1
0.06
027
7.6
0.34
299
833
824
613
164
49
b28
3343
754
741
0.54
127
0.05
497
2.6
0.39
017
7.0
0.05
147
6.5
0.37
345
933
420
262
149
132
b29
8142
256
190.
5437
30.
0629
12.
50.
4858
68.
90.
0560
28.
50.
2839
310
402
3045
318
987
b30
1423
4934
615
40.
9030
0.21
172
2.8
15.5
3345
5.4
0.53
212
4.6
0.52
1238
3228
4953
4333
6829
b31
5572
208
150.
0964
610.
0775
82.
30.
6105
53.
50.
0570
82.
70.
6548
211
484
1449
559
97
b32
3123
152
638
0.91
116
0.04
338
3.4
0.33
584
14.8
0.05
615
14.5
0.23
274
929
439
458
321
60
b33
5968
513
5510
00.
0913
50.
0561
23.
00.
4001
45.
60.
0517
14.
70.
5435
210
342
1627
310
712
9
b34
1845
9318
2815
20.
0634
0.03
204
2.5
2.19
757
3.6
0.49
748
2.6
0.69
203
511
8026
4234
395
b35
1953
725
0.61
342
0.06
244
3.2
0.65
319
17.9
0.07
587
17.6
0.18
390
1251
075
1092
353
36
b36
3607
208
191.
9124
860.
0535
92.
50.
4265
64.
70.
0577
23.
90.
5433
78
361
1451
987
65
b37
2658
146
121.
2647
00.
0552
13.
80.
4789
47.
80.
0629
26.
80.
4934
613
397
2670
514
549
b38
3004
159
90.
2052
590.
0574
42.
50.
4165
93.
80.
0526
02.
90.
6636
09
354
1131
265
116
b39
1469
360
538
0.67
1057
0.05
179
2.6
0.46
982
4.1
0.06
579
3.2
0.64
326
839
114
800
6741
b40
1826
359
440
0.72
429
0.05
437
2.4
0.38
556
4.4
0.05
143
3.7
0.54
341
833
113
260
8513
1
b41
7405
792
571
0.11
760.
0520
63.
40.
4267
19.
20.
0594
48.
50.
3732
711
361
2858
318
556
b42
1629
117
817
0.18
129
0.07
408
2.7
1.78
573
5.4
0.17
483
4.6
0.51
461
1210
4035
2604
7718
b43
1119
633
721
0.74
559
0.05
321
2.5
0.38
943
10.2
0.05
309
9.9
0.24
334
833
430
332
225
101
b44
5423
050
446
0.53
770.
0519
42.
41.
7177
26.
90.
2398
46.
50.
3532
68
1015
4531
1910
310
b45
8453
557
459
0.29
520.
0506
03.
32.
3860
18.
60.
3419
97.
90.
3831
810
1238
6336
7212
19
b46
1958
7111
3011
20.
1233
0.04
252
3.0
2.94
578
7.8
0.50
247
7.2
0.39
268
813
9461
4248
106
6
b47
3257
240
532
0.28
139
0.06
196
3.2
1.48
426
4.6
0.17
374
3.3
0.69
388
1292
429
2594
5615
b48
1265
332
021
0.69
645
0.05
306
2.3
0.39
112
5.0
0.05
346
4.4
0.47
333
833
514
348
9996
b49
7429
181
110.
6268
70.
0543
62.
50.
5377
54.
30.
0717
43.
40.
5934
18
437
1597
970
35
b50
878
61
1.25
600.
0629
710
.12.
7704
012
.20.
3191
06.
90.
8339
439
1348
9635
6510
611
b51
7675
119
91.
3222
80.
0479
43.
30.
3850
79.
10.
0582
58.
50.
3630
210
331
2653
918
656
b52
1057
919
713
0.13
718
0.06
592
2.6
0.51
421
5.8
0.05
658
5.2
0.44
412
1042
120
475
116
87
b53
1746
912
012
0.78
780.
0569
02.
51.
8379
327
.90.
2342
727
.80.
0935
79
1059
203
3081
444
12
b54
7327
736
0.70
179
0.05
745
3.1
1.13
811
11.6
0.14
367
11.2
0.27
360
1177
265
2272
193
16
b55
563
141
1.11
471
0.04
014
3.8
0.27
841
12.7
0.05
030
12.1
0.30
254
924
928
209
280
121
b56
2492
418
314
0.49
119
0.05
682
5.5
0.46
373
16.0
0.05
919
15.0
0.34
356
1938
753
574
326
62
b57
4438
038
325
0.54
166
0.04
626
2.5
0.34
822
6.3
0.05
459
5.8
0.40
292
730
317
396
130
74
b58
967
211
0.27
1820
0.06
273
3.2
0.45
919
7.0
0.05
309
6.2
0.45
392
1238
423
333
141
118
b59
2991
828
523
0.65
130
0.05
743
4.0
1.18
372
4.6
0.14
950
2.2
0.88
360
1479
326
2340
3815
b60
7983
627
930
0.36
500.
0686
63.
80.
6329
914
.70.
0668
714
.20.
2642
816
498
6083
429
651
c115
437
338
220.
5910
60.
0473
12.
20.
3922
89.
80.
0601
39.
60.
2329
87
336
2960
820
749
215
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Tabl
e 2
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
c240
343
626
450.
4514
60.
0542
72.
41.
1968
84.
70.
1599
54.
00.
5134
18
799
2624
5568
14
c312
196
469
300.
6210
960.
0535
02.
30.
3912
66.
80.
0530
46.
40.
3433
68
335
2033
014
410
2
c453
306
623
420.
4270
0.03
723
13.0
0.27
234
22.0
0.05
305
17.8
0.59
236
3024
549
331
403
71
c512
5327
808
102
0.29
450.
0736
11.
90.
5064
017
.40.
0498
917
.30.
1145
88
416
6119
040
324
1
c648
1022
415
0.68
5323
0.05
748
2.3
0.42
781
4.9
0.05
398
4.3
0.46
360
836
215
370
9797
c734
0016
010
0.54
6329
0.05
769
2.0
0.42
898
4.7
0.05
393
4.2
0.42
362
736
214
368
9598
c810
364
227
210.
7918
50.
0720
12.
51.
1207
512
.70.
1128
812
.50.
1944
811
763
7118
4622
624
c917
419
268
250.
9099
0.06
291
3.0
1.42
721
9.1
0.16
455
8.6
0.33
393
1190
056
2503
145
16
c10
1978
438
029
0.54
192
0.06
087
3.3
0.47
575
8.6
0.05
669
7.9
0.38
381
1239
528
480
175
79
c11
1418
734
0.29
2647
0.05
321
2.5
0.39
140
7.7
0.05
335
7.3
0.33
334
833
522
344
165
97
c12
4850
963
353
0.71
750.
0471
82.
21.
5888
65.
20.
2442
64.
80.
4129
76
966
3331
4876
9
c13
5400
250
160.
5413
750.
0543
81.
90.
4432
98.
20.
0591
38.
00.
2334
16
373
2657
217
460
c14
5029
267
170.
6494
440.
0531
21.
90.
3904
24.
60.
0533
14.
20.
4133
46
335
1334
296
98
c15
4910
414
8510
70.
0929
20.
0488
72.
50.
3637
84.
90.
0539
94.
20.
5130
88
315
1337
195
83
c16
2145
346
428
0.26
184
0.05
092
2.1
0.38
215
8.6
0.05
443
8.4
0.24
320
632
925
389
188
82
c17
7240
240
160.
7946
20.
0547
72.
10.
6346
64.
20.
0840
33.
60.
5034
47
499
1712
9370
27
c18
684
241
0.25
1029
0.05
245
3.0
0.47
650
11.4
0.06
589
11.0
0.26
330
939
638
803
231
41
c19
1619
754
338
0.57
850.
0596
62.
90.
4734
18.
90.
0575
58.
40.
3337
411
394
2951
318
573
c20
2575
341
140
0.77
930.
0675
82.
51.
6127
29.
80.
1730
99.
50.
2542
210
975
6325
8815
816
c21
2787
145
235
0.43
109
0.05
183
2.4
1.34
189
6.4
0.18
779
5.9
0.38
326
886
438
2723
9712
c22
1411
630
925
0.81
212
0.05
903
2.4
0.47
596
8.4
0.05
848
8.1
0.29
370
939
528
548
177
67
c23
9011
303
220.
7640
10.
0580
41.
70.
4120
021
.30.
0514
821
.20.
0836
46
350
6526
248
813
9
c24
1665
848
337
0.93
234
0.05
312
2.7
0.77
982
7.1
0.10
646
6.6
0.38
334
958
532
1740
120
19
c25
8949
293
200.
6531
50.
0517
42.
40.
6869
220
.30.
0962
920
.10.
1232
58
531
8715
5437
821
c26
1019
453
934
0.63
6276
0.05
440
1.9
0.41
527
2.6
0.05
536
1.8
0.72
342
635
38
427
4080
c27
8026
219
180.
8630
70.
0624
82.
20.
8698
38.
90.
1009
78.
70.
2539
18
635
4316
4216
124
c28
6718
651
267
0.73
450.
0609
52.
83.
1133
516
.30.
3704
416
.10.
1738
110
1436
134
3793
244
10
c29
——
——
——
——
——
——
0—
——
——
—
c30
1281
763
445
0.45
2887
0.06
653
2.2
0.51
990
3.7
0.05
667
2.9
0.61
415
942
513
479
6587
c31
8791
238
220.
0314
622
0.09
940
1.9
0.82
318
2.7
0.06
007
1.9
0.70
611
1161
012
606
4210
1
c32
2719
156
90.
1350
120.
0596
42.
10.
4456
83.
60.
0542
02.
90.
5937
38
374
1137
964
98
c33
1413
743
928
0.45
268
0.05
313
2.3
0.39
046
9.5
0.05
330
9.2
0.24
334
833
527
342
208
98
c34
1059
220
917
0.15
209
0.07
329
2.6
0.53
458
18.0
0.05
290
17.9
0.14
456
1143
566
324
405
141
c35
2781
151
110.
9654
770.
0559
02.
50.
3923
35.
40.
0509
04.
80.
4635
18
336
1623
611
114
8
c36
4282
129
100.
8647
40.
0581
42.
60.
7617
35.
20.
0950
24.
50.
5136
49
575
2315
2885
24
c37
1699
916
0.41
2549
0.06
189
3.1
0.47
594
7.6
0.05
578
6.9
0.41
387
1239
525
443
154
87
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216
Tabl
e 2
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
c38
2386
112
80.
8444
220.
0587
22.
00.
4348
54.
10.
0537
13.
60.
4936
87
367
1335
981
103
c39
2368
118
70.
3441
600.
0607
32.
00.
4529
15.
60.
0540
95.
30.
3638
07
379
1837
511
810
1c4
044
4312
89
0.61
579
0.06
084
2.3
0.48
804
8.7
0.05
818
8.4
0.26
381
940
429
537
184
71
c41
2760
106
70.
6144
910.
0568
12.
40.
4797
85.
20.
0612
54.
60.
4635
68
398
1764
899
55
c42
5472
131
80.
2049
40.
0615
03.
30.
4215
211
.20.
0497
110
.70.
2938
512
357
3418
224
921
2
c43
1636
734
927
0.82
263
0.05
763
2.4
0.84
224
8.0
0.10
600
7.6
0.30
361
862
038
1732
140
21
c44
5505
223
120.
2010
293
0.05
531
2.0
0.40
715
3.7
0.05
338
3.1
0.54
347
734
711
345
7110
1c4
520
827
286
190.
3618
20.
0566
52.
30.
4558
96.
40.
0583
66.
00.
3635
58
381
2154
313
165
c46
3710
133
80.
2955
460.
0552
92.
40.
4081
93.
90.
0535
43.
00.
6234
78
348
1135
269
99c4
716
0860
40.
5714
950.
0533
62.
40.
3921
45.
10.
0533
04.
50.
4733
58
336
1534
210
298
c48
1012
635
422
0.56
1893
00.
0554
92.
10.
4084
72.
90.
0533
92.
10.
7134
87
348
934
547
101
c49
7702
168
131.
0547
30.
0552
52.
10.
6216
24.
10.
0816
03.
50.
5134
77
491
1612
3669
28
c50
3425
104
70.
7263
500.
0575
62.
00.
4262
13.
20.
0537
02.
40.
6336
17
360
1035
955
101
c51
1058
302
0.31
1905
0.06
130
2.2
0.47
456
7.0
0.05
615
6.7
0.31
384
839
423
458
148
84
c52
2383
684
0.18
4544
0.05
440
2.2
0.39
291
5.9
0.05
239
5.5
0.38
341
733
617
302
125
113
c53
2608
920
017
1.08
950.
0527
62.
70.
3582
311
.80.
0492
511
.40.
2333
19
311
3216
026
820
8
c54
1943
413
313
0.81
950.
0620
72.
01.
7432
15.
10.
2036
94.
70.
3938
87
1025
3328
5676
14
c55
4029
313
018
1.32
450.
0633
92.
83.
3231
34.
70.
3802
23.
80.
5839
611
1486
3738
3358
10
c56
3728
896
0.75
6306
0.05
838
2.4
0.42
676
6.6
0.05
302
6.1
0.37
366
936
120
330
139
111
c57
5124
392
0.84
162
0.02
885
4.2
0.58
718
7.0
0.14
761
5.6
0.60
183
846
927
2318
968
c58
1451
0022
654
0.56
260.
0880
33.
07.
2433
66.
80.
5967
96.
10.
4454
416
2142
6245
0088
12
c59
1112
080
70.
9011
70.
0540
52.
71.
3169
15.
10.
1767
04.
30.
5333
99
853
3026
2271
13
c60
1667
011
210
0.78
123
0.06
735
2.6
0.57
129
16.3
0.06
152
16.1
0.16
420
1145
962
658
346
64
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GEOLOGICA SAXONICA — 59: 2013
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
a153
3022
814
0.27
578
0.06
010
2.1
0.66
204
5.2
0.07
989
4.8
0.40
376
851
621
1194
9432
a225
093
1565
810.
2427
800.
0529
22.
10.
3894
33.
00.
0533
72.
10.
7133
27
334
934
448
97
a341
931
2745
179
0.09
1390
70.
0548
63.
00.
4032
53.
80.
0533
12.
40.
7834
410
344
1134
254
101
a475
0546
625
0.23
1416
60.
0566
81.
90.
4156
63.
30.
0531
92.
70.
5835
57
353
1033
761
106
a524
0315
19
0.43
4523
0.05
822
2.3
0.42
837
4.4
0.05
337
3.8
0.51
365
836
214
344
8610
6
a622
9313
210
0.85
3806
0.06
760
2.2
0.56
466
8.4
0.06
058
8.1
0.26
422
945
531
624
175
68
a744
462
2186
139
0.13
732
0.06
116
2.0
0.45
755
3.4
0.05
426
2.7
0.59
383
738
311
382
6110
0
a841
0126
416
0.89
1568
0.05
613
2.1
0.43
347
4.9
0.05
601
4.4
0.43
352
736
615
453
9878
a927
1515
69
0.13
4910
0.06
071
2.3
0.46
114
4.8
0.05
509
4.2
0.48
380
838
515
416
9391
a10
1523
387
459
0.82
2270
0.05
803
2.8
0.43
390
3.6
0.05
423
2.2
0.79
364
1036
611
380
5096
a11
1653
775
844
0.24
407
0.05
695
2.1
0.41
857
6.8
0.05
330
6.4
0.31
357
735
520
342
146
104
a12
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
—
a13
1756
122
70.
5733
030.
0532
52.
90.
3913
64.
60.
0533
03.
60.
6333
410
335
1334
281
98
a14
173
101
0.29
280
0.06
485
5.0
– 0.
3967
026
4.3
– 0.
0443
726
4.2
0.02
405
20–
513
– 10
23—
——
a15
7139
256
230.
0311
869
0.09
749
2.1
0.81
065
3.0
0.06
031
2.1
0.70
600
1260
314
615
4698
a16
564
392
0.10
1061
0.05
455
2.7
0.40
084
7.5
0.05
329
7.0
0.37
342
934
222
341
158
100
a17
432
261
0.09
769
0.05
811
3.1
0.45
359
11.1
0.05
662
10.7
0.28
364
1138
036
477
236
76
a18
231
161
0.29
464
0.06
453
4.8
0.44
583
13.0
0.05
011
12.1
0.37
403
1937
441
200
280
202
a19
9800
127
7211
10.
1490
0.01
942
9.4
0.71
183
9.6
0.26
585
1.9
0.98
124
1254
641
3282
304
a20
1721
953
0.58
1066
0.01
919
23.6
0.69
656
68.5
0.26
321
64.3
0.34
123
2953
733
632
6610
124
a21
450
353
2.31
858
0.05
316
2.8
0.39
101
12.0
0.05
334
11.7
0.24
334
933
535
343
264
97
a22
3477
250
150.
8465
700.
0532
62.
00.
3901
53.
80.
0531
23.
30.
5233
56
334
1133
474
100
a23
996
00.
8517
40.
0656
98.
20.
5182
616
.80.
0572
214
.60.
4941
033
424
6050
032
282
a24
170
131
0.20
348
0.05
483
4.7
0.37
403
14.8
0.04
947
14.1
0.32
344
1632
342
170
328
202
a25
1582
120
70.
3229
760.
0563
62.
40.
4147
86.
70.
0533
86.
30.
3635
38
352
2034
514
210
2
a26
3527
205
170.
1166
180.
0910
02.
20.
6750
44.
10.
0538
03.
50.
5356
112
524
1736
379
155
a27
1140
845
0.30
1002
0.05
646
3.5
0.40
702
8.9
0.05
229
8.2
0.39
354
1234
727
298
188
119
a28
2214
166
90.
5122
840.
0561
32.
10.
4123
84.
70.
0532
94.
20.
4535
27
351
1434
196
103
a29
5604
173
90.
2299
0.03
706
2.1
1.06
635
7.5
0.20
868
7.2
0.28
235
573
740
2895
116
8
a30
4141
172
160.
7448
230.
0837
02.
90.
6983
14.
80.
0605
13.
80.
6151
815
538
2062
282
83
a31
1077
714
0.42
2032
0.05
682
2.5
0.41
818
6.4
0.05
338
5.9
0.39
356
935
519
345
134
103
a32
2666
187
110.
2748
350.
0578
82.
70.
4417
25.
40.
0553
54.
70.
4936
39
371
1742
610
585
a33
967
645
0.61
1747
0.06
871
2.3
0.52
526
8.0
0.05
544
7.6
0.29
428
1042
928
430
170
100
a34
2193
151
100.
5639
840.
0631
33.
10.
4804
95.
70.
0552
04.
80.
5439
512
398
1942
010
794
Tabl
e 3.
U-P
b-Th
dat
a of
zirc
ons f
rom
sam
ple
Gr3
, n =
45
of 1
19 m
easu
red
spot
s on
108
zirc
on g
rain
s with
in 9
0 – 11
0% c
onco
rdan
ce, m
icro
gran
ite, s
mal
l dyk
e ne
ar P
enig
, 50°
55′ 5
1.23
″ N
; 12°
41′ 2
4.69
″ E.
Tabe
lle 3
. U-T
h-Pb
-Dat
en d
er Z
irkon
e au
s Pro
be G
r3, n
= 4
5 vo
n 11
9 M
essp
unkt
en a
uf 1
08 Z
irkon
körn
ern
inne
rhal
b 90
– 11
0 %
Kon
kord
anz,
Mik
rogr
anit
aus e
inem
kle
inen
Gan
g na
he P
enig
, 50°
55′5
1.23
″ N;
12° 4
1′ 24
.69″
E.
A. Sagawe et al.: U-Pb ages and morphology of zircons from different granites within the Saxonian Granulite Massif
218
Tabl
e 3
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
a35
1346
106
60.
3625
180.
0527
83.
30.
3901
95.
70.
0536
24.
60.
5833
211
335
1635
510
493
a36
5193
888
980
0.64
127
0.06
455
2.6
0.70
816
4.1
0.07
957
3.2
0.62
403
1054
417
1186
6334
a37
1970
4112
342
672
0.03
508
0.05
279
2.4
0.38
651
2.9
0.05
310
1.5
0.84
332
833
28
333
3510
0
a38
802
553
0.39
1497
0.05
569
3.5
0.41
041
10.0
0.05
345
9.3
0.35
349
1234
930
348
211
100
a39
1803
696
0.49
2796
0.09
022
4.6
0.81
989
12.0
0.06
591
11.0
0.38
557
2460
856
804
231
69
a40
1669
100
50.
4131
610.
0531
63.
10.
3899
96.
20.
0532
05.
30.
5033
410
334
1833
812
199
a41
1701
675
0.47
1997
0.07
865
2.6
0.61
135
5.8
0.05
638
5.2
0.45
488
1248
423
467
115
104
a42
1604
666
1.62
2767
0.06
781
3.9
0.54
313
9.9
0.05
809
9.1
0.39
423
1644
036
533
198
79
a43
402
212
3.20
770
0.06
556
4.7
0.47
135
12.5
0.05
215
11.6
0.38
409
1939
242
292
265
140
a44
5265
946
847
0.97
580.
0610
33.
60.
3715
412
.30.
0441
611
.70.
2938
213
321
34-1
0228
9-3
75
a45
3588
169
130.
5855
260.
0676
414
.91.
0587
674
.00.
1135
272
.50.
2042
261
733
486
1856
1310
23
a46
9586
337
170.
1423
370.
0533
82.
20.
3923
74.
90.
0533
14.
40.
4433
57
336
1434
299
98
a47
3295
131
80.
3160
080.
0662
52.
20.
5021
53.
80.
0549
83.
10.
5841
49
413
1341
170
101
a48
1081
052
126
0.21
1592
60.
0528
92.
00.
3844
32.
40.
0527
21.
50.
8033
26
330
731
733
105
a49
6962
247
160.
4612
401
0.06
313
2.1
0.49
006
4.0
0.05
630
3.4
0.53
395
840
513
464
7585
a50
6294
013
7918
0.23
450.
0006
319
5.8
0.02
949
195.
80.
3417
93.
61.
004
830
5936
7156
0
a51
663
161
0.36
334
0.04
545
14.7
-0.8
0012
234.
3-0
.127
6823
3.9
0.06
287
41-1
635
-237
6-
--
a52
5633
139
100.
5630
10.
0614
43.
40.
8885
58.
20.
1048
87.
50.
4138
413
646
4017
1213
722
a53
8200
181
131.
2840
10.
0547
82.
30.
4047
68.
90.
0535
98.
60.
2634
48
345
2635
419
497
a54
2716
146
724
0.70
143
0.03
806
3.6
0.28
157
9.5
0.05
366
8.8
0.38
241
925
221
357
198
68
a55
4830
110
2944
0.17
900.
0252
57.
90.
7849
59.
50.
2254
85.
20.
8416
113
588
4330
2083
5
a56
1014
1875
962
0.42
450.
0431
32.
92.
2830
15.
30.
3839
24.
40.
5627
28
1207
3838
4766
7
a57
5718
935
234
1.08
510.
0489
62.
52.
2530
77.
80.
3337
97.
40.
3230
87
1198
5736
3511
48
a58
6206
939
840
0.89
510.
0540
83.
02.
5975
15.
10.
3483
54.
20.
5934
010
1300
3837
0064
9
a59
2808
174
649
0.14
2252
0.05
320
3.5
0.39
072
5.2
0.05
327
3.9
0.66
334
1133
515
340
8998
a60
1326
325
116
0.86
339
0.05
374
2.9
0.39
619
14.1
0.05
347
13.8
0.21
337
1033
942
349
313
97
b140
472
6299
860.
0529
50.
0115
13.
80.
0879
38.
50.
0553
97.
60.
4474
386
742
816
917
b215
7537
2067
178
0.12
370.
0376
11.
92.
3408
32.
90.
4514
42.
20.
6623
84
1225
2140
9032
6
b374
387
1518
860.
2749
0.02
779
4.6
1.24
293
6.1
0.32
436
4.1
0.75
177
882
035
3591
635
b432
242
728
591.
3010
40.
0525
22.
41.
4433
84.
80.
1993
04.
10.
5033
08
907
2928
2067
12
b523
526
1118
730.
7325
30.
0523
92.
60.
7817
612
.00.
1082
211
.70.
2232
98
586
5517
7021
319
b610
988
842
480.
7674
600.
0462
92.
60.
3531
13.
70.
0553
22.
70.
6929
27
307
1042
560
69
b790
2868
542
1.27
3315
0.05
085
2.5
0.37
627
3.5
0.05
366
2.4
0.72
320
832
410
357
5590
b821
314
1545
640.
2738
60.
0332
54.
50.
3809
15.
90.
0830
83.
80.
7621
19
328
1712
7175
17
b940
035
1523
610.
5277
0.02
483
2.7
0.85
814
5.7
0.25
064
5.0
0.48
158
462
927
3189
795
b10
8867
396
240.
9645
20.
0530
22.
30.
3882
98.
30.
0531
18.
00.
2833
38
333
2433
418
110
0
219
GEOLOGICA SAXONICA — 59: 2013
Tabl
e 3
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
b11
4505
721
2913
90.
1328
50.
0475
52.
70.
6996
14.
30.
1067
13.
40.
6329
98
539
1817
4462
17
b12
8263
401
220.
2941
50.
0530
62.
20.
3874
07.
60.
0529
57.
30.
2933
37
332
2232
716
610
2
b13
5742
711
8675
0.39
530.
0310
84.
11.
3508
98.
00.
3152
36.
90.
5119
78
868
4835
4710
66
b14
5033
017
7765
0.26
840.
0203
53.
50.
6448
76.
40.
2298
85.
40.
5413
04
505
2630
5186
4
b15
4375
626
9118
80.
2078
70.
0309
74.
80.
2206
55.
20.
0516
72.
00.
9219
79
202
1027
145
73
b16
1517
696
560
0.98
1015
0.05
323
2.1
0.38
898
4.5
0.05
299
4.0
0.47
334
733
413
329
9010
2
b17
3394
811
4752
0.66
720.
0270
92.
30.
9900
56.
30.
2650
95.
80.
3717
24
699
3232
7791
5
b18
4203
111
0173
0.38
990.
0459
93.
10.
3493
411
.00.
0550
910
.50.
2929
09
304
2941
623
570
b19
3454
920
9013
50.
1451
60.
0452
25.
30.
3447
15.
50.
0552
91.
40.
9728
515
301
1442
431
67
b20
2573
228
6215
10.
1694
00.
0381
22.
40.
3513
33.
50.
0668
52.
50.
6924
16
306
983
352
29
b21
1662
413
0482
0.67
3352
0.05
617
2.1
0.41
392
2.8
0.05
345
1.9
0.75
352
735
28
348
4210
1
b22
2654
012
1813
70.
2231
40.
0993
32.
40.
7942
06.
30.
0579
95.
90.
3761
014
594
2952
912
911
5
b23
6288
487
200.
6044
40.
0371
13.
40.
4195
26.
20.
0819
95.
10.
5523
58
356
1912
4510
119
b24
4072
313
9662
0.36
890.
0213
99.
80.
6223
517
.60.
2110
614
.50.
5613
613
491
7129
1423
55
b25
2284
912
4177
0.33
440
0.04
923
3.4
0.60
035
5.2
0.08
845
4.0
0.65
310
1047
720
1392
7622
b26
1864
692
567
0.83
401
0.05
283
2.5
0.38
950
8.0
0.05
347
7.6
0.31
332
833
423
349
172
95
b27
1267
8612
5121
30.
4939
0.09
266
2.6
5.20
770
6.8
0.40
764
6.3
0.37
571
1418
5460
3937
9515
b28
8601
626
371.
0770
80.
0527
33.
10.
3860
25.
90.
0530
95.
00.
5233
110
331
1733
311
410
0
b29
3219
618
4569
0.26
216
0.02
647
2.2
0.18
294
10.4
0.05
012
10.1
0.22
168
417
116
201
235
84
b30
1593
870
435
0.94
158
0.03
603
3.1
0.77
583
10.5
0.15
616
10.1
0.29
228
758
348
2414
171
9
b31
1812
412
3778
0.65
1693
0.05
934
2.3
0.47
434
4.2
0.05
797
3.5
0.55
372
839
414
529
7870
b32
1633
611
3141
0.28
149
0.02
516
5.5
0.51
567
7.3
0.14
863
4.7
0.76
160
942
225
2330
817
b33
2895
524
8011
00.
0892
10.
0460
42.
00.
3434
13.
80.
0540
93.
30.
5229
06
300
1037
574
77
b34
8720
530
280.
1146
30.
0532
81.
90.
3891
88.
50.
0529
88.
30.
2333
56
334
2432
818
810
2
b35
1884
411
2057
0.62
188
0.04
071
3.9
0.74
995
10.7
0.13
362
9.9
0.37
257
1056
848
2146
174
12
b36
2280
140
90.
2138
860.
0681
52.
30.
5515
05.
60.
0586
95.
10.
4242
510
446
2055
611
176
b37
3179
156
110.
1739
200.
0746
32.
50.
5846
75.
00.
0568
24.
40.
4946
411
467
1948
496
96
b38
4650
329
170.
4116
340.
0505
92.
30.
4280
95.
60.
0613
75.
10.
4131
87
362
1765
210
949
b39
1901
9011
0.56
3312
0.12
017
1.8
0.95
267
4.4
0.05
750
4.0
0.42
732
1367
922
511
8814
3
b40
879
323
0.68
1397
0.09
025
3.8
0.78
869
9.5
0.06
338
8.7
0.40
557
2059
043
721
184
77
b41
833
663
1.08
470
0.04
705
31.4
-1.3
6152
214.
3-0
.209
8921
2.0
0.15
296
91-
--
--
b42
2398
213
6271
0.19
1356
0.05
382
2.6
0.39
374
4.6
0.05
306
3.8
0.56
338
933
713
331
8610
2
b43
3539
176
110.
1363
480.
0638
41.
90.
4926
44.
10.
0559
63.
60.
4639
97
407
1445
181
88
b44
3475
145
90.
0960
650.
0639
62.
60.
5054
75.
30.
0573
24.
60.
4940
010
415
1850
410
179
b45
6852
395
271.
3245
000.
0598
54.
00.
4813
94.
70.
0583
42.
40.
8637
515
399
1654
352
69
b46
6842
249
161.
0254
30.
0552
32.
00.
4225
64.
40.
0554
93.
90.
4634
77
358
1343
287
80
A. Sagawe et al.: U-Pb ages and morphology of zircons from different granites within the Saxonian Granulite Massif
220
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
a110
307
774
491.
2919
426
0.05
342
2.2
0.39
187
3.2
0.05
320
2.3
0.68
335
733
69
337
5399
a250
986
4138
790.
2211
70.
0134
52.
30.
3329
92.
70.
1795
91.
50.
8386
229
27
2649
263
a381
153
5909
156
0.08
145
0.01
923
2.6
0.40
773
3.7
0.15
380
2.6
0.70
123
334
711
2389
445
a419
110
1371
890.
2419
980.
0535
32.
20.
4551
53.
10.
0616
62.
30.
6933
67
381
1066
249
51
a536
264
2621
150
0.10
1496
0.04
550
2.1
0.39
409
2.5
0.06
281
1.4
0.84
287
633
77
702
3041
a617
203
1078
650.
8557
50.
0535
12.
50.
4122
63.
90.
0558
83.
00.
6333
68
351
1244
767
75
a763
054
4513
180
0.09
260
0.03
136
2.5
0.23
883
4.4
0.05
523
3.6
0.58
199
521
79
422
8047
a891
1856
832
1.26
701
0.04
755
2.4
0.35
119
6.7
0.05
357
6.3
0.35
299
730
618
353
142
85
a915
865
1231
860.
2380
150.
0528
52.
80.
3906
53.
30.
0536
11.
70.
8533
29
335
935
539
94
a10
9328
342
82.
0614
70.
0062
419
.70.
1349
420
.90.
1567
87.
10.
9440
812
926
2421
120
2
a11
1207
758
032
0.82
271
0.04
475
3.5
0.67
339
8.4
0.10
914
7.6
0.42
282
1052
335
1785
138
16
a12
5776
308
150.
4926
00.
0440
82.
80.
6643
74.
80.
1093
03.
90.
5827
88
517
1917
8870
16
Tabl
e 4.
U-P
b-Th
dat
a of
zirc
ons
from
sam
ple
Gr4
, n =
17
of 1
38 m
easu
red
spot
s on
127
zirc
on g
rain
s w
ithin
90 –
110%
con
cord
ance
, gra
nite
to
gran
ite g
neis
s, la
rge
intru
sive
bod
y ne
ar M
ittw
eida
, 51
° 04′
41.3
8″ N
; 12°
53′ 0
5.19
″ E.
Tabe
lle 4
. U-T
h-Pb
-Dat
en d
er Z
irkon
e au
s Pro
be G
r4, n
= 1
7 vo
n 13
8 M
essp
unkt
en a
uf 1
27 Z
irkon
körn
ern
inne
rhal
b 90
– 11
0 %
Kon
kord
anz,
Gra
nit b
is G
rani
tgne
is a
us e
inem
aus
ein
em g
roße
n In
trusi
vkör
per
nahe
Mitt
wei
da, 5
1° 04
′ 41.
38″
N; 1
2° 53
′ 05.
19″
E.
Tabl
e 3
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
b47
1228
762
537
0.45
1857
0.04
871
2.5
0.33
871
3.2
0.05
043
2.0
0.79
307
829
68
215
4514
3
b48
5117
218
141.
4093
100.
0532
72.
00.
3914
54.
40.
0532
93.
90.
4733
57
335
1334
188
98b4
929
3314
58
0.55
5555
0.05
302
2.8
0.38
823
4.3
0.05
311
3.2
0.66
333
933
312
334
7310
0b5
059
1017
611
1.06
506
0.04
969
1.9
0.54
078
6.1
0.07
894
5.9
0.30
313
643
922
1171
116
27
b51
4635
177
121.
4913
650.
0534
92.
60.
3926
212
.10.
0532
311
.80.
2133
68
336
3533
926
799
b52
8402
297
181.
3452
50.
0509
53.
30.
4023
16.
70.
0572
75.
90.
4932
010
343
2050
212
964
b53
1339
722
818
0.18
262
0.07
568
2.6
0.60
663
5.5
0.05
814
4.9
0.47
470
1248
121
535
107
88
b54
1934
784
0.47
3398
0.05
323
2.6
0.39
010
6.1
0.05
315
5.6
0.42
334
833
418
335
126
100
b55
1485
756
032
0.63
3159
0.05
326
2.1
0.39
437
3.0
0.05
371
2.2
0.68
334
733
89
359
5093
b56
3852
100
60.
1867
360.
0638
12.
70.
5048
03.
50.
0573
72.
30.
7639
910
415
1250
651
79
b57
4290
225
521
0.88
450.
0363
95.
62.
0137
36.
80.
4013
13.
80.
8323
013
1120
4739
1456
6
b58
5195
181
90.
2797
180.
0532
42.
60.
3932
24.
20.
0535
73.
30.
6233
49
337
1235
374
95b5
978
2928
916
0.79
1455
90.
0530
62.
90.
3936
93.
80.
0538
12.
50.
7733
39
337
1136
355
92b6
032
06
00.
3251
00.
0550
04.
60.
4447
914
.00.
0586
613
.20.
3334
516
374
4555
428
962
221
GEOLOGICA SAXONICA — 59: 2013
Tabl
e 4
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
a13
2883
723
0816
00.
1352
280.
0521
72.
00.
4006
32.
40.
0557
01.
30.
8332
86
342
744
030
74
a14
7053
146
8314
20.
1112
10.
0236
04.
40.
1743
78.
50.
0535
97.
30.
5215
07
163
1335
416
442
a15
3894
229
5520
20.
1024
736
0.05
699
1.9
0.41
546
2.0
0.05
288
0.7
0.93
357
735
36
323
1711
0
a16
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
—
a17
1439
299
333
0.55
424
0.02
800
4.8
0.31
435
5.1
0.08
142
1.8
0.93
178
827
813
1232
3614
a18
1287
095
969
0.98
1517
0.05
993
2.3
0.43
718
3.2
0.05
290
2.3
0.70
375
836
810
325
5211
6
a19
3867
229
1618
90.
0819
300.
0582
42.
00.
4206
42.
40.
0523
81.
20.
8636
57
357
730
227
121
a20
1590
512
6585
0.35
4567
0.05
357
2.4
0.39
213
3.0
0.05
309
1.8
0.79
336
833
69
333
4210
1
a21
1649
798
948
0.31
992
0.04
677
2.4
0.45
183
4.2
0.07
007
3.5
0.56
295
737
913
930
7232
a22
1260
099
132
0.38
217
0.02
754
3.4
0.45
329
5.1
0.11
936
3.8
0.66
175
638
016
1947
699
a23
1431
998
659
0.63
445
0.04
370
4.1
0.51
059
5.4
0.08
473
3.6
0.75
276
1141
919
1309
6921
a24
1471
884
636
1.24
119
0.02
942
5.3
0.76
271
12.4
0.18
805
11.3
0.42
187
1057
656
2725
186
7
a25
2311
216
2596
0.63
1039
0.05
284
2.3
0.38
809
3.7
0.05
326
2.9
0.63
332
833
311
340
6698
a26
6497
564
270.
5811
698
0.04
952
2.1
0.38
038
3.5
0.05
571
2.8
0.60
312
632
710
441
6371
a27
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
——
—
a28
2513
119
70.
7315
600.
0563
34.
40.
5341
46.
80.
0687
75.
20.
6435
315
435
2489
210
840
a29
1764
415
4175
0.65
2368
0.03
971
3.5
0.31
431
4.1
0.05
741
2.1
0.86
251
927
810
507
4650
a30
2004
817
7294
0.41
3081
0.04
453
2.7
0.32
927
3.4
0.05
363
2.1
0.80
281
828
99
356
4779
a31
5905
840
7223
70.
0872
60.
0475
81.
90.
3449
42.
50.
0525
81.
50.
7830
06
301
631
135
96
a32
3711
331
0614
10.
1047
00.
0352
02.
50.
2619
83.
40.
0539
82.
30.
7422
36
236
737
051
60
a33
3923
332
3619
30.
1041
30.
0518
91.
90.
3872
74.
70.
0541
34.
30.
4032
66
332
1337
696
87
a34
3425
732
7719
60.
0816
900.
0534
12.
30.
3895
53.
20.
0529
02.
20.
7133
57
334
932
450
103
a35
3546
327
7472
0.11
109
0.01
772
2.6
0.46
475
3.2
0.19
021
1.9
0.80
113
338
811
2744
324
a36
1414
412
6989
0.47
6843
0.05
631
1.9
0.42
380
2.6
0.05
458
1.7
0.74
353
735
98
395
3989
a37
3398
917
2111
60.
1714
30.
0506
92.
61.
0662
83.
60.
1525
72.
50.
7331
98
737
1923
7542
13
a38
2621
422
6610
90.
1182
80.
0401
32.
10.
3972
22.
80.
0717
91.
80.
7625
45
340
898
037
26
a39
2307
216
3293
0.17
1112
0.04
602
3.0
0.41
496
4.8
0.06
540
3.7
0.63
290
935
214
787
7837
a40
3598
028
2111
60.
0840
10.
0338
84.
00.
4172
34.
90.
0893
12.
90.
8121
58
354
1514
1156
15
a41
2288
014
1568
0.16
332
0.03
746
3.4
0.49
168
4.4
0.09
521
2.7
0.78
237
840
615
1532
5115
a42
5976
015
1396
0.35
102
0.04
168
2.3
1.08
948
5.0
0.18
956
4.4
0.45
263
674
827
2738
7310
a43
2386
319
1570
0.13
477
0.03
207
2.2
0.36
314
3.3
0.08
212
2.5
0.66
204
431
59
1248
4916
a44
2224
614
3267
0.14
595
0.03
627
2.1
0.35
320
2.9
0.07
062
1.9
0.75
230
530
78
946
3924
a45
3494
619
2710
30.
1163
20.
0426
32.
10.
3091
73.
00.
0526
02.
10.
7126
96
274
731
148
86
a46
3933
722
9799
0.09
261
0.03
582
1.9
0.50
577
4.9
0.10
242
4.5
0.39
227
441
617
1668
8314
a47
1965
211
3243
0.15
453
0.02
940
2.4
0.34
360
3.5
0.08
477
2.5
0.68
187
430
09
1310
4914
a48
1723
198
448
0.59
1039
0.04
513
3.0
0.42
309
4.0
0.06
800
2.6
0.75
285
835
812
868
5433
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222
Tabl
e 4
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
a49
1755
683
052
0.47
3670
0.05
318
2.4
0.40
869
3.2
0.05
574
2.1
0.76
334
834
810
442
4776
a50
1070
4815
8982
0.15
500.
0240
72.
71.
1108
03.
50.
3346
52.
30.
7715
34
759
1936
3835
4
a51
2393
210
5669
0.12
8161
0.05
430
2.0
0.40
938
2.5
0.05
468
1.5
0.81
341
734
87
399
3385
a52
543
202
3.48
903
0.05
595
5.2
0.46
984
10.2
0.06
091
8.8
0.51
351
1839
134
636
189
55
a53
3186
198
061
0.25
335
0.05
231
2.9
0.69
036
4.1
0.09
571
2.9
0.71
329
953
317
1542
5521
a54
3701
311
4960
0.12
312
0.04
177
2.3
0.56
278
4.2
0.09
771
3.5
0.55
264
645
315
1581
6617
a55
3016
410
0373
0.12
893
0.06
239
2.0
0.45
448
2.6
0.05
283
1.7
0.76
390
738
08
321
3812
1
a56
7889
627
4315
30.
0688
70.
0482
02.
60.
4562
22.
80.
0686
61.
10.
9230
38
382
988
822
34
a57
4052
885
049
0.14
256
0.04
239
2.2
0.32
509
4.5
0.05
562
3.9
0.50
268
628
611
437
8661
a58
2865
196
760
0.15
3403
0.05
443
2.3
0.43
252
2.9
0.05
764
1.7
0.80
342
836
59
516
3866
a59
9099
277
160.
3817
050.
0549
62.
40.
4501
75.
10.
0594
04.
50.
4834
58
377
1658
298
59
a60
1947
953
831
0.71
1077
0.04
784
2.3
0.35
652
3.5
0.05
405
2.5
0.68
301
731
09
373
5781
b118
782
1153
670.
6887
00.
0479
72.
20.
3420
24.
40.
0517
13.
80.
4930
26
299
1127
288
111
b247
772
4074
920.
0717
30.
0163
12.
50.
3006
63.
60.
1337
22.
60.
6810
43
267
921
4746
5
b345
401
2097
110
0.11
190
0.04
077
3.7
0.30
177
4.8
0.05
369
3.1
0.77
258
926
811
358
7072
b446
441
2901
148
0.09
588
0.04
365
2.8
0.33
019
3.8
0.05
487
2.6
0.74
275
829
010
407
5868
b567
726
5210
276
0.08
1616
0.04
164
1.9
0.35
362
2.9
0.06
160
2.1
0.68
263
530
78
660
4540
b648
692
1631
150
0.31
123
0.06
166
3.0
0.44
363
5.9
0.05
218
5.0
0.52
386
1137
318
293
114
132
b718
610
1012
630.
3535
70.
0470
02.
00.
6234
64.
40.
0962
03.
90.
4529
66
492
1715
5274
19
b827
737
1849
970.
1253
50.
0409
72.
90.
4506
93.
20.
0797
81.
30.
9125
97
378
1011
9226
22
b950
893
3872
228
0.18
1835
0.06
036
2.5
0.44
067
2.7
0.05
295
1.0
0.93
378
937
18
326
2311
6
b10
3115
323
3914
30.
1119
910.
0479
42.
40.
4042
12.
70.
0611
51.
10.
9130
27
345
864
524
47
b11
4139
029
1419
40.
0917
390.
0564
92.
10.
4094
12.
30.
0525
61.
10.
8935
47
348
731
024
114
b12
2588
920
7298
0.12
286
0.03
964
2.0
0.55
845
5.2
0.10
217
4.8
0.39
251
545
119
1664
8915
b13
3930
452
5113
00.
0555
00.
0215
72.
70.
2327
03.
10.
0782
41.
40.
8813
84
212
611
5329
12
b14
6618
947
2010
60.
0718
70.
0170
13.
20.
1239
05.
00.
0528
53.
90.
6310
93
119
632
289
34
b15
1907
611
8667
0.65
938
0.04
894
2.1
0.36
360
3.4
0.05
388
2.7
0.61
308
631
59
366
6084
b16
6248
139
5612
90.
0717
00.
0264
82.
60.
4954
63.
90.
1357
02.
90.
6616
84
409
1321
7350
8
b17
4115
210
140.
3521
500.
0654
51.
90.
5410
74.
20.
0599
53.
70.
4640
98
439
1560
281
68
b18
8957
218
5113
50.
1252
0.04
077
2.3
1.83
990
4.4
0.32
730
3.7
0.52
258
610
6029
3604
577
b19
1800
946
233
1.29
257
0.05
060
2.5
0.35
187
14.1
0.05
043
13.8
0.18
318
830
638
215
321
148
b20
7339
926
0610
30.
1168
0.02
171
2.0
0.80
264
2.4
0.26
811
1.2
0.85
138
359
811
3295
194
b21
2597
020
4665
0.15
293
0.02
557
3.3
0.35
898
4.3
0.10
184
2.7
0.77
163
531
112
1658
5010
b22
3295
738
9896
0.20
851
0.02
459
4.6
0.17
254
4.7
0.05
088
1.1
0.97
157
716
27
235
2667
b23
1433
195
361
1.02
4399
0.05
562
2.2
0.43
776
3.0
0.05
708
2.0
0.75
349
836
99
495
4471
b24
1852
811
8786
0.17
997
0.05
805
2.1
0.48
760
3.5
0.06
092
2.8
0.60
364
740
312
636
6157
223
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Tabl
e 4
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
b25
1304
163
537
1.38
372
0.04
534
3.3
0.53
986
5.1
0.08
635
3.9
0.65
286
943
818
1346
7521
b26
3669
022
6265
0.14
125
0.02
024
2.2
0.48
566
2.6
0.17
402
1.4
0.84
129
340
29
2597
235
b27
1749
685
243
1.10
376
0.03
818
2.5
0.47
764
4.6
0.09
074
3.9
0.53
242
639
615
1441
7517
b28
2239
113
8260
0.53
441
0.04
130
2.4
0.30
568
3.5
0.05
368
2.5
0.69
261
627
18
358
5873
b29
4830
915
5164
0.17
800.
0237
02.
40.
7597
03.
30.
2325
32.
30.
7115
14
574
1530
7037
5
b30
8732
739
1916
10.
0818
00.
0323
43.
10.
2170
95.
30.
0486
84.
40.
5820
56
199
1013
210
315
5
b31
2607
116
2286
0.37
4232
90.
0534
03.
10.
3951
13.
50.
0536
61.
50.
9133
510
338
1035
733
94
b32
1368
173
354
1.10
914
0.06
286
2.0
0.61
116
5.2
0.07
051
4.8
0.39
393
848
420
943
9942
b33
6410
015
4784
0.13
790.
0292
12.
70.
9279
55.
90.
2304
25.
20.
4618
65
667
2930
5583
6
c124
529
1383
610.
1251
40.
0356
82.
80.
2649
24.
40.
0538
53.
30.
6522
66
239
936
574
62
c224
666
924
470.
4118
10.
0377
42.
30.
6753
74.
00.
1297
83.
40.
5623
95
524
1720
9559
11
c342
731
1805
840.
1015
80.
0352
62.
50.
7406
03.
90.
1523
33.
10.
6322
35
563
1723
7252
9
c445
760
1883
770.
0921
70.
0318
13.
20.
2456
95.
30.
0560
14.
10.
6120
26
223
1145
392
45
c566
531
3537
191
0.08
715
0.04
428
3.5
0.32
148
3.9
0.05
266
1.7
0.90
279
928
310
314
3889
c650
042
3684
108
0.07
352
0.02
318
2.7
0.30
429
3.1
0.09
523
1.5
0.88
148
427
07
1533
2810
c787
672
4694
142
0.11
900.
0195
22.
80.
6013
84.
80.
2234
93.
90.
5912
53
478
1830
0662
4
c832
961
1839
108
0.10
1455
0.04
651
2.7
0.38
879
3.2
0.06
063
1.8
0.83
293
833
39
626
3947
c945
804
1962
940.
1324
40.
0401
12.
50.
6071
14.
90.
1097
74.
20.
5025
46
482
1917
9676
14
c10
3088
612
6866
0.13
206
0.04
041
3.6
0.66
382
4.1
0.11
915
2.0
0.87
255
951
717
1944
3613
c11
1528
286
050
0.88
1160
0.05
004
3.1
0.45
911
4.7
0.06
655
3.5
0.66
315
938
415
824
7338
c12
1366
280
242
0.18
1319
00.
0555
92.
60.
4187
63.
60.
0546
32.
50.
7234
99
355
1139
756
88
c13
1317
767
036
1.08
700
0.04
473
2.4
0.43
691
4.5
0.07
084
3.8
0.54
282
736
814
953
7730
c14
1642
890
955
0.64
2400
0.04
690
2.6
0.38
070
3.7
0.05
887
2.6
0.71
295
832
810
562
5653
c15
3762
126
4585
0.31
558
0.03
005
3.2
0.32
476
3.6
0.07
837
1.7
0.89
191
628
69
1156
3317
c16
6852
231
190.
5255
970.
0803
63.
00.
7769
73.
80.
0701
22.
40.
7849
814
584
1793
249
53
c17
4140
930
7710
40.
0733
20.
0289
82.
80.
3866
53.
30.
0967
71.
90.
8318
45
332
915
6335
12
c18
5828
339
200.
7910
644
0.05
366
2.7
0.40
664
3.3
0.05
496
1.9
0.82
337
934
610
411
4382
c19
1644
474
833
0.58
1142
0.03
794
3.8
0.34
269
4.3
0.06
550
2.0
0.88
240
929
911
791
4330
c20
2941
715
9610
50.
1154
70.
0524
92.
70.
5849
73.
90.
0808
32.
80.
7033
09
468
1512
1756
27
c21
6278
320
180.
7414
800.
0503
12.
80.
4625
55.
90.
0666
95.
20.
4831
69
386
1982
810
838
c22
3300
191
130.
7360
980.
0622
32.
50.
4675
44.
50.
0544
93.
70.
5538
99
389
1539
184
99
c23
3060
822
8495
0.09
702
0.03
471
2.8
0.35
621
3.3
0.07
444
1.7
0.85
220
630
99
1053
3421
c24
2512
214
0084
0.52
815
0.05
301
2.3
0.38
834
3.8
0.05
313
3.0
0.62
333
833
311
334
6810
0
c25
4256
514
2077
0.22
150
0.03
777
2.4
0.80
437
4.7
0.15
446
4.0
0.51
239
659
921
2396
6810
c26
5150
735
0084
0.07
150
0.01
649
5.2
0.34
490
5.7
0.15
169
2.3
0.91
105
530
115
2365
404
c27
2532
512
6670
0.18
325
0.04
077
4.6
0.54
603
5.7
0.09
713
3.4
0.80
258
1244
221
1570
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a
with
in-r
un b
ackg
roun
d-co
rrec
ted
mea
n 20
7 Pb
sign
al in
cou
nts p
er se
cond
b U
and
Pb
cont
ent a
nd T
h/U
ratio
wer
e ca
lcul
ated
rela
tive
to G
J-1
and
are
accu
rate
to a
ppro
xim
atel
y 10
%.
c
corr
ecte
d fo
r bac
kgro
und,
mas
s bia
s, la
ser i
nduc
ed U
-Pb
frac
tiona
tion
and
com
mon
Pb
(if d
etec
tabl
e, se
e ana
lytic
al m
etho
d) u
sing
Sta
cey
and
Kra
mer
s (19
75) m
odel
Pb
com
posi
tion.
207
Pb/23
5 U ca
lcul
ated
usi
ng
207 P
b/20
6 Pb/
(238 U
/206 P
b ×
1/13
7.88
). Er
rors
are
pro
paga
ted
by q
uadr
atic
add
ition
of w
ithin
-run
err
ors (
2SE)
and
the
repr
oduc
ibili
ty o
f GJ-
1 (2
SD).
d R
ho is
the
erro
r cor
rela
tion
defin
ed a
s err
206 P
b/23
8 U/e
rr20
7 Pb/
235 U
.
Tabl
e 4
cont
inue
d.
Nam
e(s
pot)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)
207 Pb
a
(cps
)Pb
b
(ppm
)Th
b /U20
6 Pbc /20
4 Pb20
6 Pbc /23
8 U2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /235 U
2 σ
(%)
207 Pb
c /206 Pb
2 σ
(%)
Rhod
206 Pb
/238 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/235 U
± 2 σ
(Ma)
207 Pb
/206 Pb
± 2 σ
(Ma)
conc
(%)
c28
4000
629
1717
70.
0834
430.
0530
42.
80.
3880
63.
10.
0530
71.
40.
8933
39
333
933
232
100
c29
3790
118
6067
0.15
171
0.02
185
3.6
0.39
932
4.5
0.13
256
2.7
0.80
139
534
113
2132
477
c30
5898
924
7583
0.15
760.
0193
24.
00.
6477
97.
00.
2431
25.
80.
5612
35
507
2831
4092
4
c31
7590
233
220.
0312
571
0.10
303
2.4
0.86
111
3.8
0.06
062
2.9
0.63
632
1463
118
626
6310
1
c32
5074
041
2994
0.06
141
0.01
935
2.7
0.14
419
6.5
0.05
404
6.0
0.41
124
313
78
373
134
33
c33
6409
333
150.
3571
00.
0427
44.
30.
4830
69.
90.
0819
89.
00.
4327
011
400
3312
4517
622
c34
4051
290
150.
3176
450.
0535
72.
70.
3933
24.
00.
0532
52.
90.
6833
69
337
1234
067
99
c35
3508
236
130.
6963
210.
0514
53.
00.
3941
14.
50.
0555
53.
30.
6832
310
337
1343
574
74
c36
2811
115
6373
0.18
293
0.03
657
2.6
0.50
615
4.5
0.10
038
3.7
0.57
232
641
616
1631
7014
c37
1113
567
936
0.27
4099
0.05
515
2.2
0.40
811
3.5
0.05
367
2.7
0.63
346
834
810
357
6197
c38
2941
722
3185
0.19
470
0.03
479
2.5
0.27
036
3.9
0.05
635
3.0
0.64
220
524
38
466
6647
c39
1926
310
9065
0.49
3446
0.05
041
2.3
0.36
892
2.8
0.05
307
1.6
0.83
317
731
98
332
3595
c40
3531
919
6412
10.
1016
700.
0510
82.
50.
3742
22.
90.
0531
41.
60.
8332
18
323
833
537
96
c41
7172
142
7411
30.
0616
20.
0205
03.
30.
4028
54.
30.
1425
22.
80.
7713
14
344
1322
5848
6
c42
9314
390
190.
5185
80.
0466
62.
30.
4814
93.
70.
0748
42.
90.
6329
47
399
1210
6458
28
c43
4633
926
2913
50.
1261
30.
0386
03.
10.
4106
73.
30.
0771
71.
20.
9424
48
349
1011
2623
22
c44
4211
633
380.
7224
0.49
141
7.2
46.0
5405
8.9
0.67
971
5.3
0.80
2577
154
3911
9346
8877
55
c45
5333
817
0999
0.11
288
0.04
266
3.1
0.60
866
4.1
0.10
347
2.7
0.76
269
848
316
1687
4916
c46
1249
152
133
1.16
3911
0.05
359
2.6
0.42
965
3.3
0.05
815
2.0
0.79
337
836
310
535
4463
c47
2101
787
055
0.23
2745
0.05
302
2.3
0.38
930
3.3
0.05
326
2.4
0.68
333
733
410
340
5598
c48
1689
652
0.99
118
0.02
117
26.3
0.41
997
35.9
0.14
388
24.5
0.73
135
3535
611
422
7442
26
c49
1666
067
925
0.61
467
0.03
002
5.7
0.35
020
7.0
0.08
459
4.0
0.82
191
1130
519
1306
7915
c50
3264
412
9075
0.09
2085
0.05
260
2.3
0.38
533
3.2
0.05
313
2.2
0.74
330
833
19
334
4999