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This article describes a novel dataset on non‐diamondiferous eclogite and garnet pyroxenite xenoliths from four kimberlite pipes of the Ekati Diamond Mine (Central Slave Craton, Canada). Xenoliths brought to the surface by kimberlite eruptions are direct
D. E. Jacob, A. Fung
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On the presence of the postmagmatic stage of diamond formation in kimberlites
On nowadays multiphase and the facies heterogeneity of the formations are distinguished at the study of kimberlite pipes. Most researchers associate the formation of diamonds only with the mantle source.
Sergey K. Simakov, Yuri B. Stegnitskiy
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The Nyurbinskaya and Botuobinskaya kimberlitic pipes were in the focus of a comprehensive study aimed to investigate their structural and material positions as the main deposits in the Nakyn field (Yakutian Diamondife‐ rous Province, Russia).
E. V. Serebryakov +2 more
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The article deals with the fundamental concepts of a new method of interpretation of regional gravimetry (scale 1:1000000) based on the idea of the deformational nature of low-frequency gravity anomalies.
S. M. Makeev
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Picroilmenites in Yakutian kimberlites: variations and genetic models [PDF]
Major and trace element variations in picroilmenites from Late Devonian kimberlite pipes in Siberia reveal similarities within the region in general, but show individual features for ilmenites from different fields and pipes.
I. V. Ashchepkov +11 more
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Thermal history of diamond from Arkhangelskaya and Karpinsky-I kimberlite pipes
This work studies and compares the main morphological, structural, and mineralogical features of 350 diamond crystals from the Karpinsky-I and 300 crystals of the Arkhangelskaya kimberlite pipes.
Evgeny A. Vasilev +2 more
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Review of the spatial distribution of kimberlite pipes in the tectonic structures of the world
Kimberlite pipes are vertical or inclined cylindrical or cone-shaped bodies filled with kimberlite, an ultramafic igneous rock. The diameter of kimberlite pipes can vary from a few metres to 1.5 km, and their depth reaches several kilometres.
Andrii Luniachek
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Oxide minerals of Kaavi kimberlites (Finland)
The mineralogical and petrogeochemical features of the Neoproterozoic kimberlite rocks of the Lahtojoki and Niilonsuo pipes of the Kaavi cluster (Kaavi-Kuopio, Finland) have been studied, differences in their petrogeochemical composition, quantitative ...
N. S. Azarova +4 more
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Relevance. The authors have developed the methodology for determining the sources of diamond-bearing placers, which clarifies the history of their development, the direction of diamond demolition and probable new areas of their accumulation.
Oleg N. Malykh +1 more
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The paper presents the results of comprehensive study of the primary diamond deposit of the Nyurbinskaya pipe in the Yakutian diamondiferous province. It is established, that the pipe is confined to the fault junction of four directions and is composed ...
A. S. Gladkov +6 more
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