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Fig. A.5. Plots of εNd (T) values vs. initial Sr isotope ratios for the samples from Myanmar. For comparison, the data of the Tengchong block from Liu et al. (2009), Monywa and Popa volcanos from Yang (2008), and the eastern Transhimalayan batholith, SE Tibet from Lin et al. (2012) are also shown.

Fig. A.1. (A) Regional setting of the studied area in Yunnan and Myanmar, and adjacent areas showing locations of (B) and (C), which are sketch geological map showing the distribution of major batholiths in Yunnan and Myanmar, respectively (modified from Mitchell et al., 2012; Lin et al., 2009; Xu et al., 2012). JS, Jinshajiang suture; BNS, Bangong–Nujiang suture; YTS, Yarlu–Tsangpo suture; PMZ, Paung Laung–Mawchi zone; IBR, Indo–Burman Ranges; Tagaung–Myitkyina; Tagaung–Myitkyina belt.

Fig. A.4. U–Pb concordia diagrams of magmatic zircons of the studied samples from the Popa–Loimye Arc.

Fig. A.6. Simplified diagram shows plausible correlation between the Gondwana related terranes.

Fig. A.3. U–Pb concordia diagrams of magmatic zircons of the studied samples from the west part of the Danxi Batholith in Myanmar.