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Geology and mineralogy of East Kazakhstan gold-bearing jasperoids (by the example of the Baybura ore field)

Russian Geology and Geophysics, 2013
Abstract Gold-bearing ore occurrences and deposits in jasperoids are objects of a new unconventional type widespread in the West Kalba auriferous belt in eastern Kazakhstan. We present original data on the structural and geologic position and mineralogy of gold-bearing jasperoids of the Baybura ore field, which is a standard object of ...
O.N. Kuz’mina   +4 more
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Comparative elemental and oxygen isotope geochemistry of jasperoid in the northern Great Basin; evidence for distinctive fluid evolution in gold-producing hydrothermal systems; reply

Economic Geology, 1988
This comparative geochemical study of jasperoid in the northern Great Basin is based on 65 samples from 10 Carlin-type gold deposits and 22 similar but apparently barren hydrothermal systems. Multielement geochemistry coupled with oxygen isotope data indicate that hydrothermal fluids in barren and mineralized systems evolved in different ways, and that
Peter T. Holland   +2 more
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Genesis of secondary uranium minerals associated with jasperoid veins, El Erediya area, Eastern Desert, Egypt

Mineralium Deposita, 2007
Uranium mineralization in the El Erediya area, Egyptian Eastern Desert, has been affected by both high temperature and low temperature fluids. Mineralization is structurally controlled and is associated with jasperoid veins that are hosted by a granitic pluton.
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Micron Gold-Associated Jasperoid: Fluid Inclusion Chemistry and Geothermometry

Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 1986
Patricia H. Schnorr   +2 more
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AN EXAMPLE TO THE JASPEROIDAL-TYPE EPITHERMAL MINERALIZATION FROM THE WESTERN ANATOLIA: DEĞİRMENCİLER ANTIMONY MINERALIZATION (SİMAV, KÜTAHYA)

1998
Değirmenciler antimonymineralization consists of the stibnite-bearing quartz veins emplaced withinthe marble lenses of the biotite-gneisses which are at the bottom of thestratigraphical sequence of the Simav region. Quartz veins formed both as thereplacement of and open-space filling in the limestone cut the schistosity ofthe host rock and crop out in ...
OYGÜR, Vedat, ERLER, Ayhan
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Gold-bearing jasperoid in the Drum Mountains, Juab and Millard Counties, Utah

Circular, 1969
Joseph Howard McCarthy   +5 more
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