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Journal of Volcanology and Seismology, 2015Epithermal mineralization is an important metallogenic criterion for volcanogenic belts of varying ages. We show that epithermal high-sulfidation deposits are shallow formations in volcanogenic belts, with low-sulfidation deposits being formed at the subvolcanic level and the intermediate between the two types being the deepest deposits.
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