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منطقه­ی مورد بررسی در نزدیکی روستای زین­آباد، شمال­غرب تبریز واقع­ ­است. واحدهای چینه ای پرکامبرین تا کرتاسه رخنمون اصلی سنگ­های منطقه را تشکیل­­می­دهند. سنگ‌های بازیک مورد بررسی به صورت گدازه و دایک­های­ دیابازی در ارتباط با سنگ­های شیل، ماسه سنگ و کنگلومرای سازند شمشک (تریاس پسین-ژوراسیک پیشین) تشکیل شده اند. این سنگ‌ها بسیار هوازده بوده و دارای حفره‌های پرشده فراوان از کانی‌های ثانویه کلریت، کلسیت، زئولیت و کانی­های تیره هستند. بر اساس بررسی­های میکروسکوپی در سنگ­های بازیک مورد بررسی، پلاژیوکلاز کانی‌ اصلی تشکیل‌دهنده است و به احتمال بسیار کانی­های آهن و منیزیم­دار پیروکسن به­طورکامل به کلریت، کلسیت، اپیدوت و کانی­های تیره تجزیه­­شده­اند. مهم‌ترین بافت‌های سنگی شامل پورفیری، گلومروپورفیری، بادامکی، غربالی و نیمه پوست ماری (ساب افتیک) هستند. براساس نتایج زمین شیمیایی، ترکیب سنگ­های بازیک مورد بررسی در گستره بازالت با ماهیت قلیایی است. بر اساس نمودارهای عنصری، نمونه­های مورد بررسی دارای مقادیر بالای U، Th و عناصر سنگ دوست (LILE) بزرگ یون (چون Ba, Rb) هستند. ناهنجاری مثبت سرب در این نمودارها را می­توان به نقش پوسته‌ قاره­ای و یا دگرنهادی گوه گوشته­ای توسط سیال­های برآمده از پوسته­ی اقیانوسی فرورو در تشکیل سنگ­های مورد بررسی نسبت داد. در نمودارهای عناصر خاکی نادر، نمونه­های مورد بررسی غنی از عناصر خاک نادر سبک (LREE) و تهی از  عناصر خاکی نادر سنگین (HREE) هستند و نسبت بالای La به Yb در آنها را به احتمال بسیار می­توان به ذوب بخشی آنها از یک خاستگاه گارنت­دار در اعماق زیاد نسبت داد. محیط زمین­ساختی تشکیل سنگ­های بازیک زین آباد وابسته به محیط درون ورقه­ای است که به احتمال بسیار در ارتباط با فازهای کششی پس از برخورد قاره­ای سیمرین به درون پوسته قار­ه­ای آذربایجان در شمال­غرب­ ایران نفوذ کرده­­اند.     
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