Petrology of Intrusive Bodyes in Jebale-Barez Granitoid Complex (South East Jiroft)

Jebale-Barez granitoid complex is composed of intrusive bodyes included Mijan, Dareh hamzeh, Kerver and Hishin and is located In the southeastern province of Kerman on the lengths of the 57◦ 45 ' east to 58◦ 00' and Northern latitudes 28◦ 30' to 29◦ 00'.The petrologic composition in intrusive bodyes composed of granodiorite, quartzdiorite, granite and alkali-granite. The geochemical variation diagrams of major oxides, the continuous spectrum of rock compositions has been carried out which indicates the crystallization of magmatic differentiation and extensive appendices. The magma nature of these rocks is sub-alkaline-calc-alkaline, which in SiO2-K2O plot they fall into calc-alkaline series with high potassium. Field observations, petrographic and geochemical studies suggest that the rocks in this area have granitoides I type. Studying the geochemical diagrams of the rocks in the studied area indicates that these rocks have been formed in active continental margin tectononic setting. Most of the volcanic arc granites (VAG) are of "pre-collision" and "syn- collision" types. Three magmatic phases occurred in oligomiocene in this area. The first phase of magmatism in this area composed of the quartzdiorite and diorite that makes the main body of Jebale-Barez granitoid complex. Porphyry bodies will penetrate into the main body, after a short period of magmatic fractionation inside the nest of magma. Petrographic composition of the second phase is mainly diorite to tonalite. Oligo-Miocene magmatic final phase (Phase III) occurs in the region after a short time that the lithological composition of the granite to alkali granite. The third group of rocks in the study area the main body mother came magma fractionation. based on the location of Urmia-Dokhtar magmatic belt seems the rocks of this region there came to subducted oceanic crust Neotethyan beneath continental crust of central Iran.