摘要
In this paper, the geological characteristics of porphyry copper deposits in Junggar of Xinjiang are reviewed in the metallogenic-tectonic context. The ore-forming fluids of the Baogutu and Yunyingshan deposits were mainly derived from magmatic fluids, whereas the Halasu and Yulekenhalasu deposits were mainly derived from magmatic fluids, with some contributions from meteoric water. Sulfur isotope composition of the porphyry copper deposits is around 0‰, indicating that the ore-forming materials were probably derived from the mantle or the mantle-related magmas. The ore-forming processes of the porphyry copper deposits are closely related to intermediate, intermediate-felsic and felsic porphyry intrusions. The porphyry copper deposits in Junggar were formed in three tectonic settings, i.e., continental arc, ocean island arc and post-collision settings.