Nemekhbayar Purevsuren's research while affiliated with Mongolian University of Science and Technology and other places

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Publications (4)

Permian–Triassic Adakitic Igneous Activity at Northern Mongolia: Implication for Permian–Triassic Subduction System at the Siberian Continental Margin
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  • May 2022
The geochemistry of the Permian–Triassic large-scale igneous rock body of northern Mongolia is a key factor in understanding the subduction-related magmatism at the margin of “Siberian continent.” Several studies have been done in the Permian–Triassic igneous body; however, its detailed magmagenesis and tectonic significance remain unclear. This pa...
Permian adakitic magmatism in the Khanui Group, Northern Mongolia – Late Paleozoic slab-melting of subducted oceanic plate beneath the “Siberian continent”
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  • Jul 2018
Fig. 1 Index map (modified from Kurihara et al., 2008). CAOB: Central...
Table 1 ). The samples are nearly identical to each other in their 
Fig. 2 Simplified tectonic division of Mongolia (modified from Badarch...
Fig. 3 Geologic map of the study area after Gombosuren and Batchuluun...
+11 Fig. 4 Variation diagrams of the selected major oxides and trace...
Geochemistry of the Permian-Triassic volcano-plutonic rocks in the Oyut-uul area, northeast of Darkhan, Mongolia -Magmatism at southern margin of Siberian continent-
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  • Dec 2017
Summary of previous research and preliminary discussions on the Paleozoic rocks of the Züünharaa area, Mongolia.
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  • Oct 2013

Citations

... N-MORB-normal mid-ocean ridge basalt; E-MORB -enriched mid-ocean ridge basalt; WPB-within plate basalt; IAB -Island arc basalt; WPA-within plate alkali basalt; CAB-continental arc basalt. The geochemical data of the Permian-Triassic magmatic rocks are from Tsukada et al. 2018;Ganbat et al. 2021). The geochemical data of low silica adakites are from (Sheldrick et al. 2020a). ...
Reference: Carboniferous magmatic records of central Mongolia and its implications for the southward subduction of the Mongol–Okhotsk Ocean
Permian adakitic magmatism in the Khanui Group, Northern Mongolia – Late Paleozoic slab-melting of subducted oceanic plate beneath the “Siberian continent”
Citing article
  • Jul 2018
... 10,11,12,16,18). Furthermore, the rocks of the Khanui Group and Selenge plutonic rock complex exposed around Darkhan city, 250 km northeast of Bulgan city, show a signature of slab-melt-origin adakitic rocks (Tsukada et al., 2018b). Therefore, it is evident that adakitic magmatism caused by subducted slab-melting occurred at the "Siberian continental margin" around 250 Ma. ...
Reference: Permian–Triassic Adakitic Igneous Activity at Northern Mongolia: Implication for Permian–Triassic Subduction System at the Siberian Continental Margin
Geochemistry of the Permian-Triassic volcano-plutonic rocks in the Oyut-uul area, northeast of Darkhan, Mongolia -Magmatism at southern margin of Siberian continent-
Citing article
  • Dec 2017