Abstract
©The Geological Society of Japan 2015 167 Abstract: We conducted U–Pb dating on zircon crystals separated from two drill core samples to ascertain whether a tonalite body discovered by drilling in Matsukawaura east of the Futaba Fault near the city of Soma, belongs to a 300-Ma Paleozoic granite, or to Cretaceous granitoids with age common to the Abukuma Highlands or the Kitakami Mountains. The zircons yield U–Pb ages of 115–114Ma, which are slightly older than the age of Abukuma granitoids exposed to the area between the Hatagawa and Futaba faults (108– 106Ma). The Matsukawaura tonalite, having a typical adakitic signature, exhibits similarity to Cretaceous Takase Granite in Wariyama Sheared Granodiorite occurring along the east side of the Futaba Fault. Report
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