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DU Yuan sheng, HAN Xin. Clastic Tempestite and Its Significance in Yinmin Formation, Kunyang Group (Me soproterozoic)in Central Yunnan Province[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 2000, 18(2): 259-261.
Citation: DU Yuan sheng, HAN Xin. Clastic Tempestite and Its Significance in Yinmin Formation, Kunyang Group (Me soproterozoic)in Central Yunnan Province[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 2000, 18(2): 259-261.

Clastic Tempestite and Its Significance in Yinmin Formation, Kunyang Group (Me soproterozoic)in Central Yunnan Province

  • Received Date: 1999-03-30
  • Rev Recd Date: 1999-05-03
  • Publish Date: 2000-06-10
  • Kunyang Group of Mesoproterozoic in central Yunnan province consists of 4 Formations: Yinmin Formation, Luoxue Formation, Etouchang Formation and Luzhi j iang Formation. Yinmin Formation is composed of clastic stone with the sedimenta ry structures developed characteristically in storm deposits, which includes gut ter casts, hummocky or sunken cross bedding, and graded bedding. The storm depos its consist of 4 types of lithofacies: a-sandstone with gutter casts and graded bedding, b-sandstone with hummocky or sunken cross bedding, c-siltstone and muds tone with homogeneous bedding, and d-argillite with horizontal bedding. These l ithofacies represent respectively deposits of storm current (a), deposits of sto rm wave(b), rapid suspended sediment (event deposits, c) and slow suspended sed iment (background deposits, d). These lithofacies constitute various sedimentary sequences of storm deposits. Sequence 1 is an assemblage upward of graded sands tone with gutter casts, sandstone with hummocky or sunken cross bedding, siltsto ne and mudstone with homogeneous bedding, and argillite with horizontal bedding. Sequence 2 is of graded sandstone with scouring casts, sandstone with parallel bedding, sandstone with wave ripple cross bedding and siltstone and mudstone wit h homogeneous bedding and horizontal bedding. Sequence 3 is of sandstone with hu mmocky or sunken cross bedding, fine sandstone with wave ripple cross bedding, a nd siltstone and mudstone with homogeneous bedding and horizontal bedding. The d iscovery of tempestite in Yinmin Formation, Kunyang Group of Mesoproterozoic in central Yunnan province reflects that the atmosphere, hydrosphere and their inte raction in Mesoprotozoic are similar to those in nowadays. The central Yunnan Pr ovince in Mesoprotozoic located in the area of low latitude(5°~30°) where deve loped storm. Meanwhile,the discovery of the storm deposits has important significance to explain the genesis of the sandstone with grade bedding and interpret the sequence of Kunyang Group.
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  • Received:  1999-03-30
  • Revised:  1999-05-03
  • Published:  2000-06-10

Clastic Tempestite and Its Significance in Yinmin Formation, Kunyang Group (Me soproterozoic)in Central Yunnan Province

Abstract: Kunyang Group of Mesoproterozoic in central Yunnan province consists of 4 Formations: Yinmin Formation, Luoxue Formation, Etouchang Formation and Luzhi j iang Formation. Yinmin Formation is composed of clastic stone with the sedimenta ry structures developed characteristically in storm deposits, which includes gut ter casts, hummocky or sunken cross bedding, and graded bedding. The storm depos its consist of 4 types of lithofacies: a-sandstone with gutter casts and graded bedding, b-sandstone with hummocky or sunken cross bedding, c-siltstone and muds tone with homogeneous bedding, and d-argillite with horizontal bedding. These l ithofacies represent respectively deposits of storm current (a), deposits of sto rm wave(b), rapid suspended sediment (event deposits, c) and slow suspended sed iment (background deposits, d). These lithofacies constitute various sedimentary sequences of storm deposits. Sequence 1 is an assemblage upward of graded sands tone with gutter casts, sandstone with hummocky or sunken cross bedding, siltsto ne and mudstone with homogeneous bedding, and argillite with horizontal bedding. Sequence 2 is of graded sandstone with scouring casts, sandstone with parallel bedding, sandstone with wave ripple cross bedding and siltstone and mudstone wit h homogeneous bedding and horizontal bedding. Sequence 3 is of sandstone with hu mmocky or sunken cross bedding, fine sandstone with wave ripple cross bedding, a nd siltstone and mudstone with homogeneous bedding and horizontal bedding. The d iscovery of tempestite in Yinmin Formation, Kunyang Group of Mesoproterozoic in central Yunnan province reflects that the atmosphere, hydrosphere and their inte raction in Mesoprotozoic are similar to those in nowadays. The central Yunnan Pr ovince in Mesoprotozoic located in the area of low latitude(5°~30°) where deve loped storm. Meanwhile,the discovery of the storm deposits has important significance to explain the genesis of the sandstone with grade bedding and interpret the sequence of Kunyang Group.

DU Yuan sheng, HAN Xin. Clastic Tempestite and Its Significance in Yinmin Formation, Kunyang Group (Me soproterozoic)in Central Yunnan Province[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 2000, 18(2): 259-261.
Citation: DU Yuan sheng, HAN Xin. Clastic Tempestite and Its Significance in Yinmin Formation, Kunyang Group (Me soproterozoic)in Central Yunnan Province[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 2000, 18(2): 259-261.
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