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ANATOMY OF A DISTAL KIMBERLITE INDICATOR MINERAL (KIM) ANOMALY IN THE CENTRAL KALAHARI, BOTSWANA

South African Journal of Geology, 2013
Kimberlite and lamproite exploration programmes have traditionally been underpinned by systematic sampling programmes, aimed at identifying anomalous concentrations of kimberlite indicator minerals (KIMs) proximal to the host rocks. These “pathfinders”, which typically include one or more of the phases ilmenite, eclogitic and peridotitic garnets ...
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Behavior of kimberlite indicator minerals during the formation of mechanical dispersion halos in glacial settings

Lithology and Mineral Resources, 2010
Behavior of kimberlite indicator minerals in glacial settings based on the study of dispersion halo of Pipe CL-25 in the Slave Craton (Canada) is discussed. The compliance of the dispersion halo with the standard object was substantiated for studying the behavior of indicator minerals in glacial settings.
N. P. Pokhilenko   +2 more
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CLASSIFICATION OF ORIGINAL SOURCES AND CONCENTRIC HALOES OF THE INDICATOR MINERALS OF KIMBERLITES OF THE EAST-EUROPEAN PLATFORM

Russian Geology and Geophysics, 1995
A first attempt is made to mineralogically classify kimberlite rocks and haloes of their indicator minerals for the East-European Platform. It has been shown that the concentration-mineralogic setting is specific there: original sources of diamonds contain few accompanying minerals.
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Kimberlite and base metal indicator minerals in glacial sediments of Northern Alberta, Canada

EXPLORE (Newsletter for the Association of Applied Geochemists), 2008
Roger C. Paulen   +2 more
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