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A Phreatomagmatic Kimberlite: The A418 Kimberlite Pipe, Northwest Territories, Canada

2013
The A418 kimberlite pipe, Northwest Territories, Canada, has a typical downward tapering morphology, has been explored to a depth of ~600 m where the pipe has a diameter of ~50 m, and is infilled by volcaniclastic deposits. The pipe-filling volcanic succession has a minimum volume of ~6 × 106 m3 and comprises structurally diverse deposits including ...
Lucy Anne Porritt, James Kelly Russell, Hayley McLean, Gus Fomradas, David Eichenberg   +4 more
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The Geophysical Signature Of The Marsfontein Kimberlite Pipe

7th SAGA Biennial Technical Meeting and Exhibition, 2001
The M1 kimberlite pipe is located on the farm Marsfontein near Potgietersrus in the Northern province. With a surface area of roughly 0.5ha, this is by no means an insignificant diamond deposit. Over 1.8 million carats were recovered from the start of the project in 1998 to the end of 2000.
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Exploration Geophysics Of Kimberlite: An Assessment Of Methods Applied To The Goedgevonden Kimberlite Pipe

3rd SAGA Biennial Conference and Exhibition, 1993
The primary purpose of this study was to identify geophysical methods that were cheap, quick, readily available for use which would yield an indicative response over a known kimberlite. The following methods were selected for assessment: ground magnetics, self potential, radiometrics, horizontal loop electromagnetic (HLEM), and very low frequency (VLF)
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Improvements in Search Techniques to Detect Kimberlite Pipes

81st EAGE Conference and Exhibition 2019, 2019
Summary A review is made of traditional methods that have proven popular in aiding exploration for diamonds. Simple pattern recognition technique can be used to locate kimberlite pipes that have a magnetic response. Gravity tensor gradients have also started to be used.
D. FitzGerald, T. Meyer
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XENOLITHS OF HORNBLENDITES FROM THE UDACHNAYA KIMBERLITE PIPE

Russian Geology and Geophysics, 1995
Based on study of structural characteristics of mineralogy and chemistry of hornblendite xenoliths from the Udachnaya Kimberlite Pipe, we have recognized pyroxene, pyroxene-plagioclase, monomineral, and mica varieties. The reaction relationships of amphibole with relict pyroxene suggest metasomatic nature of hornblendites.
A. A. Lunegov, A. I. Kiselev
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Eclogite clinopyroxenes from the kimberlite pipes of Yakutia

Lithos, 1968
The kimberlite pipes of Yakutia contain a number of rare xenoliths of deep seated origin (corundum eclogites, grospydites and diamond bearing eclogites). The chemistry of the clinopyroxenes from each of these rock types is distinctive. The pyroxenes of corundum eclogites and grospydites are aluminium rich, while a high Na 2 O content is characteristic ...
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Aeromagnetic Imagery as a Tool to Help Identify the Structures Controlling the Emplacement of the Kenieba Kimberlite Pipes (Western Mali, West African Craton)

Open Journal of Geology, 2023
Mohamed Moustapha Ndam Njikam
exaly  

Serpentinization of Olivine in a Kimberlite Pipe Udachnaya

2023
V. K. Marshintsev, V. G. Gadiyatov, P. I. Kalugin   +2 more
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Kimberlite Pipes

Scientific American, 1978
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Ultramafic Alkaline Rocks of Kepino Cluster, Arkhangelsk, Russia: Different Evolution of Kimberlite Melts in Sills and Pipes

Minerals (Basel, Switzerland), 2021
A V Kargin
exaly