I1-Paleo-Asian metallogenic domain I2-Chyi Chin-Kunming metallogenic domain I3-Tethys-Himalayan metallogenic domain I4-Binxi Pacific metallogenic domain I5-Precambrian block metallogenic domain belongs to intercontinental metallogenic unit, which is controlled by global tectonic belt (region), specific tectonic cycle and corresponding metallogenic cycle. In each metallogenic domain, due to the differences in geological and tectonic environment and evolution, metallogenic provinces and metallogenic belts are formed. The newly formed metallogenic domain in the later stage is usually superimposed on the ancient metallogenic domain formed in the early stage, and the later mineralization is superimposed on the previous structural unit or part of it. The boundary line of metallogenic domain may pass through some existing metallogenic provinces or belts, which is the result of mineralization in a certain historical period during the evolution of the earth, such as Binxi Pacific metallogenic domain and Qinling-Dabie metallogenic province passing through North China block.
2. Metallogenic area (secondary metallogenic area (belt))
II- 1 Jihei metallogenic area II-2 Inner Mongolia-Daxinganling metallogenic area II-3 North China landmass metallogenic area II-4 North China landmass metallogenic area II-5 Altai-Junggar metallogenic area II-6 Tianshan-Beishan metallogenic area II-7 Tarim landmass metallogenic area II-8 Qinling-Dabie metallogenic area II-9 Qilian metallogenic area II- 10 Kunlun metallogenic area
3. Metallogenic area (belt) (tertiary metallogenic area (belt))
(1) Jihei metallogenic area (II- 1) III- 1 Wandashan Mesozoic nonferrous and precious metal metallogenic area III-2 Taipingling-Laoyaling Paleozoic and Mesozoic Au-Cu-Ni-Pb-Zn-Ag-Fe metallogenic area III-3 Jiamusi-Xingkai Neoproterozoic.
(2) Inner Mongolia-Daxing 'anling Metallogenic Province (II-2) III-6 Ergon Mesozoic Cu-Mo-Pb-Zn-Ag metallogenic belt III-7 Late Paleozoic in northern Daxing 'anling, Late Paleozoic in southern Daxing 'anling, Late Paleozoic Au-Fe-Sn-Cu-Pb-Zn-Ag-Nb-Ta metallogenic belt III-9 Erlian-Bayinchagan Late Paleozoic, Meso-Cenozoic Cu-Fe-Cr-Pb.
(3) Metallogenic province in the northern margin of North China Block (II-3) III- 1 1 Archean, Proterozoic and Mesozoic gold-copper-silver-lead-zinc-nickel-cobalt-sulfur metallogenic belt in the eastern part of the northern margin of North China Block III- 12 Archean, Proterozoic and Central part of the northern margin of North China Block
(4) North China landmass metallogenic province (II-4) III-14 Jiaoliao Archean, Proterozoic and Mesozoic gold, copper, lead, zinc, silver, magnesite, talc and graphite metallogenic belt III-15 Mesozoic gold, copper and iron metallogenic belt III-1. Mesozoic gold-molybdenum bauxite lead-zinc metallogenic belt ⅲ- 18 Wutai-Taihang Archean, Proterozoic, Paleozoic and Mesozoic gold-iron-copper-molybdenum-cobalt-silver-manganese metallogenic belt ⅲ- 19 Shanxi-Shandong Yellow River Proterozoic and Late Paleozoic bauxite rare earth-copper-iron-gold-coal salt metallogenic belt ⅲ-20 Ordos.
(5) Altai-Junggar Metallogenic Province (II-5) III-22 Halon-Nolte Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic Au-Pb-Zn-Fe Rare Gem Mica Metallogenic Belt III-23 Kelan Late Paleozoic Fe-Cu-Zn-Au-Pb Metallogenic Belt III-24 Late Paleozoic and Cenozoic Cu-Ni-Mo-Au-Zeolite Bentonite Metallogenic Belt III-25 Late Paleozoic.
(6) Tianshan-Beishan Metallogenic Province (II-6) III-27 Bogda Late Paleozoic Copper-Zinc-Graphite Mineralization Area III-28 Alatao-Sailimu Late Paleozoic Tin-Tungsten-Lead-Zinc Mineralization Area III-29 Meso-Cenozoic Oil, Natural Gas, Coal, Uranium, Zeolite and Bentonite Mineralization Area III-30 West Tianshan Precambrian Late Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic. Kloc-0/ Jueluotag-Xingxingxia Late Paleozoic Cu-Mo-Au-Ag-Ni metallogenic belt Ⅲ-32 Late Paleozoic Fe-Au-Zn-Ag-V-U rare earth apatite-brucite-talc metallogenic belt Ⅲ-33 Late Paleozoic Cu-Fe (fluorite) metallogenic belt Ⅲ-34 Beishan Precambrian and Late Paleozoic Fe-Cu-Ti metallogenic belt.
(7) Tarim landmass metallogenic province (II-7) III-37 Tarim Mesozoic-Cenozoic oil, gas, coal and uranium salt metallogenic belt III-37-1Kuqa Cenozoic oil, gas and uranium metallogenic belt; Ⅲ-37-2 Awati-Shaya Mesozoic-Cenozoic oil, gas and coal metallogenic belt; Keping Ⅲ-37-3 Late Paleozoic Pb-Zn-Fe-V-Ti metallogenic area; Ⅲ-37-4 Kartak-Maingard Cenozoic oil and gas metallogenic area; Ⅲ-37-5 salt metallogenic belt in the southern margin of Tarim Basin.
(8) Qinling-Dabie Metallogenic Province (II-8) III-38 Early Paleozoic and Mesozoic gold-copper-silver-antimony-molybdenum metallogenic belt in North Qinling III-39 Tongbai-Dabie Proterozoic and Mesozoic gold-lead-zinc-silver nonmetallic metallogenic belt III-40 Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic lead-zinc-silver-copper-iron-in South Qinling.
(9) Qilian Metallogenic Province (II-9) III-4 1 Corridor Paleozoic Cenozoic Fe-Mn fluorite mineralization belt III-42 North Qilian Proterozoic Au-Cu-Fe-Cr-W-Pb-Zn mineralization belt III-43 South Qilian Paleozoic Cu-Zn-Pb-Ag-Ni-P mineralization belt III-44 Laji.
(10) Kunlun metallogenic belt (II- 10) III-45 Qaidam Cenozoic lithium boron potassium salt sodium magnesium salt mirabilite gypsum natural alkali halide (water) deposit metallogenic belt III-46 Altun Early Paleozoic copper-gold-asbestos metallogenic belt III-47 East Kunlun Precambrian, Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic gold-copper-lead-zinc-iron ore metallogenic belt III-48 Gonger Precambrian.
(1 1) Lower Yangtze Metallogenic Province (II-11) III-51Cenozoic oil and gas salt metallogenic belt in Subei Depression III-52 Mesozoic copper-gold-iron-lead-zinc-sulfur metallogenic belt in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River III-53 Mesozoic Jiangnan Block.
(12) South China Metallogenic Province (including Taiwan Province Province, II-12) III-55 Mesozoic nonmetallic Pb-Zn-Ag metallogenic belt along the coast of Zhejiang and Fujian III-56 Mesozoic Sn-W-Pb-Zn-Ag nonmetallic metallogenic belt along the coast of Fujian and Guangdong III-57 Paleozoic and Mesozoic Pb-Zn-Ag-Sn-RE deposit metallogenic belt III-58 Mesoproterozoic, Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic iron deposits in central Hunan and Jiangxi.
(13) shangyangzi metallogenic province (II- 13) III-63 Longmenshan-Shennongjia early Paleozoic and Cenozoic iron-gold-phosphorus metallogenic belt III-64 Xiangxi-Qiandong Mesozoic antimony-mercury-gold-phosphorus talc metallogenic belt III-65 Weinan-Qianzhong Paleozoic and Mesozoic iron-mercury-manganese metallogenic belt. Mesozoic Pb-Zn-Ag-P metallogenic belt in the western margin of Yangtze platform Ⅲ-68 Mesozoic Au-Pb-Zn-Sb-Cu-Mn-Al-P metallogenic belt in Youjiang geosyncline Ⅲ-69 yuan ancient, late Paleozoic and Mesozoic Fe-Ti-V-Cu-Pb-Zn-Pt-Ag-RE metallogenic belt.
(14) Songpan-Ganzi Metallogenic Province (II- 14) III-70 Songpan-Maduo Late Paleozoic gold-silver-lead-zinc rare metal metallogenic belt III-7 1 Hoh Xil-Yanyuan Mesozoic-Cenozoic gold-copper-zinc rare earth metallogenic belt III-72 East Tibet.
(15) Sanjiang metallogenic province (II- 15) III-73 White-Zhongdian silver-lead-zinc-copper-gold-tin metallogenic belt III-74 Mesozoic-Cenozoic copper-molybdenum-silver-gold-lead-zinc metallogenic belt III-75 Dali.
(16) Gangdise-West Kunlun Metallogenic Province (II- 16) III-78 Qiangtang-Changdu Cenozoic Cu-Mo-Au-Ag metallogenic belt III-79 Gangdise-Nyainqentanglha Mesozoic-Cenozoic Cu-Mo-Au-Fe metallogenic belt III-80 Himalayan Hg-Sb-Au-Ag metallogenic belt in southern Tibet is uniformly divided into five metallogenic domains, and there are five metallogenic domains in China. 500000 . 0000000000 1