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The Guanwushan Formation (GWSF) of Devonian dolomite are extensively developed in the northwest of Sichuan Basin in the Upper Yangtze region, but the properties of dolomitization fluid and the geneses are still unclear. Three types of dolomites can be divided by petrological characteristics: the fine-microcrystalline dolomites (FMD), the fine crystalline dolomites (FCD) and the medium crystalline dolomites (MCD). The order degree of these three types of dolomites increased in turn, and they all showed dark cathodoluminescence (CL) luminescence. The total amount of Rare Earth Elements (∑REE) of the dolomite was low, while the dolomite enriched with light REE and lacking heavy REE presented a distribution pattern consistent with that of limestone. The weak negative anomalies of the Ce and Eu indicated that the dolomites were formed in a weak redox environment with relatively low temperature. The dolomitization fluids were inherited from the original seawater. The respective δ13CPDB values of the three types of dolomites varied a little, indicating that they were not affected by the biological effects. Specifically, the δ18OPDB values of the FMD and FCD dolomites were higher than that of the limestone, indicating that the dolomitization fluid was influenced by evaporation at the penecontemporaneous stage. The interpretations were also supported by the 87Sr/86Sr ratios, as the 87Sr/86Sr ratios of FMD comparable to the Middle Devonian seawater. The δ18OPDB value of the MCD dolomite was lower than that of the limestone. It also showed poor automorphic extent, which clarified that the dolomite experienced more intense dolomitization in greater burial depth and at higher temperatures.

Fluid Properties and Genesis of Dolomites in the Devonian Guanwushan Formation of Upper Yangtze Platform, SW China