Determination of parental melt nature and evolutions of volcanic rocks in Sarchah geological map area (southern Khorasan) based on isotopic data

The 1/100000 geological map of Sarchah area in southern Khorasan province lies at 59˚,30′ to 60˚east longitude and 33˚to 33˚,30′ north latitude. The plain is covered by a wide spectrum of volcanic rocks with a compositional diversity from basic to acidic. In this research he parental melt's nature and evolutions via isotopic studies and measurements were studied t. Isotopic correlation plots of 143Nd/144Nd versus 87Sr/86Sr (Zindler and Hart, 1986) showed that extrusive igneous rocks found in this area were originated from those parts of mantle affected by subducted lithospheric slab or metasomatized by crustal substances. As a result, it is necessary to consider the role of parameters such as crustal mingling in dasitic-rhyolitic rocks formation Rhyolitic rocks are significantly affected by crustal materials. These rocks are characterized by higher levels of 87Sr/86Sr and lower levels of 143Nd/1444Nd.