17 Gilder S A, Gill J, Coe R S, et al. Isotopic and paleomagnetic constrains on the Mesozoic tectonic evolution of South China. J Geophys Res, 1996, 101: 16137-16154？？
[18]
18 Zhou X M, Li W X. Origin of Late Mesozoic igneousrocks in SE China: Implications for lithosphere subduction and underplating of mafic magma. Tectonophysics, 2000, 326: 269-287？？
20 Li X H, Chung S L, Zhou H W, et al. Jurassic intraplate magmatism in southern Hunan-eastern Guangxi: 40Ar/39Ar dating, geochemistry, Sr-Nd isotopes and implications for the tectonic evolution of SE China. Geol Soc London Spec Publ, 2004, 226: 193-215？？
23 Holder M T. An emplacement mechanism for post-tectonic granites and its implications for their geochemical features. In: Atherton M P, Tarney J, eds. Origin of Granite Batholiths—Geochemical Criteria. Orpington: Shiva Pub Ltd, 1979. 116-128
[24]
24 Castro A, Fernandez C. Granite intrusion by externally induced growth and deformation of the magma reservoir, the example of the Plasenzuela pluton, Spain. J Struct Geol, 1998, 20: 1219-1228？？
[25]
25 Hutton D H W. Granite emplacement mechanisms and tectonic controls: Inferences from deformation studies. Tran R Soc Edinb Earth Sci, 1988, 79: 245-255
[26]
26 Sylvester A G, Oertel G, Nelson C A, et al. Papoose Flat pluton: A granite blister in the Inyo Mountain, Californian. Geol Soc Amer Bull, 1978, 89: 1205-1219？？
[27]
27 Paterson S R, Fowler T K. Re-examining pluton emplacement processes. J Struct Geol, 1993, 15: 191-206？？
[28]
28 Fowler T K Jr, Paterson S R, Crossland A, et al. Pluton emplacement mechanisms: A view from the roof. In: Brown M, Piccoli P M, eds. The Origin of Granites and Related Rocks—Third Hutton Symposium Abstracts. US Geological Survey Circular, 1995, 1129: 57
[29]
29 Fowler T K Jr, Paterson S R. Timing and magmatic fabric form structural relations around stopped blocks. J Struct Geol, 1997, 19: 209-224？？
[30]
30 Paterson S R, Vernon R H. Bursting the bubble of ballooning plutons: A return to nested diapirs emplaced by multiple processes. Geol Soc Amer Bull, 1995, 107: 1356-1380？？
35 Sibson R H. Fault rocks and fault mechanisms. J Geol Soc Lond, 1977, 133: 191-213？？
[36]
36 Ramsay J G. Shear zone geometry: A review. J Struct Geol, 1980, 2: 83-89？？
[37]
37 Vernon R H, Paterson S R. The Ardara granite, Ireland: Deflating an expand intrusion. Lithos, 1993, 31: 17-32？？
[38]
38 Schwerdtner S M. Local displacement of diapir contacts and its importance to pluton emplacement study. J Struct Geol, 1995, 17: 909-910
[39]
39 Yoshinobu A S, Okaya D A, Paterson S R, et al. Testing fault controlled magma emplacement mechanisms. In: Brown M, Piccoli P M, eds. The Origin of Granites and Related Rocks—Third Hutton Symposium Abstract. US Geological Survey Circular, 1995. 1129, 166
[40]
40 Wang T, Wang X X, Li W P. Evaluation of multiple emplacement mechanisms: The Huichizi granite pluton, Qinling orogenic belt, central China. J Struct Geol, 2000, 22: 505-518？？
46 Ramsay J G. Emplacement mechanics of the Chidamora Batholith, Zimbabwe. J Struct Geol, 1981, 3: 93-105
[47]
47 Courrioux G. Oblique diapirism: The Criffel granodiorite/granite zoned pluton (Southwest Scotland). J Struct Geol, 1987, 9: 313-330？？
[48]
48 Bouchez J L, Diot H. Nested granites in question: Contrasted emplacement kinematics of independent magmas in the Za？r pluton, Morocco. Geology, 1990, 18: 966-969？？
