“…The study region, located in the eastern part of the Yanshanian orogenic belt in the NCC, has undergone two stages of major tectonic events. First it experienced compression during the Early-Middle Jurassic to the Early Cretaceous, related to closure of the Mongol-Okhotsk Ocean and subduction of the Pacific Plate, and later experienced extension following the Early Cretaceous related to subduction of the Pacific Plate with a peak at ~ 125 Ma (Zhao Y, 1990;Zhao Y et al, 1994Zhao Y et al, , 2002Wang Y, 1996;Shao J et al, 2000Shao J et al, , 2006Zheng Y et al, 2000;Zhai M and Fan Q, 2002;Zhai M et al, 2004;Li Z et al, 2007;Yang W, 2007;Zheng T et al, 2007;Liu J et al, 2008;Tang Q and Chen L, 2008;Xu Y et al, 2009;Zhang Z et al, 2011;Zhu R et al, 2011Zhu R et al, , 2012Zhu R et al, , 2015Faure et al, 2012;Hou Q et al, 2012;Liu S et al, 2013Liu S et al, , 2021Yang Z et al, 2017;Zhai M, 2019). Precisely, the tectonic analysis and "deep-time" (Liu S et al, 2017).…”