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Геология и геофизика, 2018
Abstract The paper presents new isotope geochronological data for several mineral deposits, ore occurrences, and related igneous bodies (plutons and dikes) in the Verkhoyansk–Kolyma folded area, eastern Yakutia. Twenty-one 40Ar/39Ar mica and four U–Pb zircon dates provide the first age constraints on key metallogenic units in the area ...
A.V. Prokopiev +12 more
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Abstract The paper presents new isotope geochronological data for several mineral deposits, ore occurrences, and related igneous bodies (plutons and dikes) in the Verkhoyansk–Kolyma folded area, eastern Yakutia. Twenty-one 40Ar/39Ar mica and four U–Pb zircon dates provide the first age constraints on key metallogenic units in the area ...
A.V. Prokopiev +12 more
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2012
The Oligo-Miocene volcanic cycle was accompanied by intense hydrothermal phenomena, which produced extensive alteration zones and ore deposition, mostly of precious metals. The low price of gold before the seventies prevented any considerations for these occurrences.
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The Oligo-Miocene volcanic cycle was accompanied by intense hydrothermal phenomena, which produced extensive alteration zones and ore deposition, mostly of precious metals. The low price of gold before the seventies prevented any considerations for these occurrences.
S. FADDA +2 more
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Geochemical evidences of metallogenic materials’ source in Xiong’ershan Au-Ag orefield, Henan
Journal of Central South University of Technology, 1996The H. O. S isotopic geochemical features and the REE geochemical parameters of some deposits in Xiong’ershan region are discussed, and the coherent various geological bodies are confirmed.
Tagen Dai +3 more
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Environmental Technology, 1998
An investigation was made of the degree and extent of heavy metals in tailings, stream waters, sediments, soils and crop plants in the Yugu-Kwangcheon Au-Ag Province, comprising the Gubong, Daebong...
K. W. Kim, H. K. Lee, B. C. Yoo
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An investigation was made of the degree and extent of heavy metals in tailings, stream waters, sediments, soils and crop plants in the Yugu-Kwangcheon Au-Ag Province, comprising the Gubong, Daebong...
K. W. Kim, H. K. Lee, B. C. Yoo
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Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2019
Abstract The Pusangguo skarn Cu-polymetallic deposit is a newly discovered deposit in the western Gangdese porphyry copper belt (GPCB). The orebodies are hosted along the contact between limestone of the Early Cretaceous Takena Formation and a biotite granodiorite intrusion. The mineralization is associated with the biotite granodiorite intrusion and
Zhuang Li +4 more
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Abstract The Pusangguo skarn Cu-polymetallic deposit is a newly discovered deposit in the western Gangdese porphyry copper belt (GPCB). The orebodies are hosted along the contact between limestone of the Early Cretaceous Takena Formation and a biotite granodiorite intrusion. The mineralization is associated with the biotite granodiorite intrusion and
Zhuang Li +4 more
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Chinese Science Bulletin, 2017
The Neoproterozoic is a critical interval in Earth’s history, having witnessed the breakup of supercontinent Rodinia, global glaciations (or the snowball Earth), and the evolution of multicellular organisms. It is proposed that the breakup of Rodinia might have triggered the snowball Earth, while the termination of the Neoproterozoic global glaciations
HaoXiang PEI +4 more
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The Neoproterozoic is a critical interval in Earth’s history, having witnessed the breakup of supercontinent Rodinia, global glaciations (or the snowball Earth), and the evolution of multicellular organisms. It is proposed that the breakup of Rodinia might have triggered the snowball Earth, while the termination of the Neoproterozoic global glaciations
HaoXiang PEI +4 more
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Gondwana Research, 2009
Abstract The Xilamulun belt along the northern part of the North China Craton is located in eastern segment of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt and has great economic potential for Mo–Cu mineralization. More than ten medium to large ore deposits have been discovered in this region in the recent years.
Lian-chang Zhang +3 more
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Abstract The Xilamulun belt along the northern part of the North China Craton is located in eastern segment of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt and has great economic potential for Mo–Cu mineralization. More than ten medium to large ore deposits have been discovered in this region in the recent years.
Lian-chang Zhang +3 more
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Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2015
Abstract Truong Son terrane, one of the most important tectonic and metallogenic terranes in Indochina block, is composed of many volcano–plutonic complexes. Reported here is geochronological and geochemical data obtained from six different volcano–plutonic complexes.
Mei-Feng Shi +7 more
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Abstract Truong Son terrane, one of the most important tectonic and metallogenic terranes in Indochina block, is composed of many volcano–plutonic complexes. Reported here is geochronological and geochemical data obtained from six different volcano–plutonic complexes.
Mei-Feng Shi +7 more
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Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2015
Abstract Located at the conjunction area of China, Mongolia and Russia in NE Asia, the Ulaan-Jiawula (also referred as UJ) region, with an area of 400,000 km 2 , is one of the most important Ag–Pb–Zn, U, Sn, W, Nb–Ta, and Au metallogenic provinces in Asia.
Feng-jun Nie +3 more
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Abstract Located at the conjunction area of China, Mongolia and Russia in NE Asia, the Ulaan-Jiawula (also referred as UJ) region, with an area of 400,000 km 2 , is one of the most important Ag–Pb–Zn, U, Sn, W, Nb–Ta, and Au metallogenic provinces in Asia.
Feng-jun Nie +3 more
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Economic Geology, 2015
Approximately 10% of copper resources in the Central African Copperbelt, the world’s largest, sediment-hosted stratiform copper province, occur in the Domes region of northwestern Zambia. The copper deposits and prospects are commonly hosted by amphibolite-facies metamorphic rocks and lie within or adjacent to several basement inliers.
Richard H. Sillitoe +4 more
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Approximately 10% of copper resources in the Central African Copperbelt, the world’s largest, sediment-hosted stratiform copper province, occur in the Domes region of northwestern Zambia. The copper deposits and prospects are commonly hosted by amphibolite-facies metamorphic rocks and lie within or adjacent to several basement inliers.
Richard H. Sillitoe +4 more
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