摘要
A wall-rock-derived meta-mafic enclave was discovered in the Early-Paleoproterozoic Delingha monzogranitic gneiss in the middle part of the Quanji Block. The enclave includes three rocks, from the margin to the center, being hornblende plagioclase pyroxenite, amphibolite, and garnet-hornblende schist. Three generations of mineral assemblages have been identified from petrological evidence and microtextural relationship in the hornblende plagioclase pyroxenite. It is suggested that all regionally developed monzogranitic gneisses in the Quanji Block underwent regional metamorphism with the Dakendaban Group, in response to the global assembly event of the Columbia supercontinent.