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Metallogeny of lode gold deposits : a syngenetic perspective /
The Metallogeny of Lode Gold Deposits: A Syngenetic Perspective is a synthesis of lode gold vein forming processes, addressing the commonality in similar worldwide deposits. The book's empirical model incorporates widely known and accepted principles of ore deposition and shows how it applies i...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Autores principales: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Amsterdam, Metherlands :
Elsevier,
�2016.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; The Metallogeny of Lode Gold Deposits A Syngenetic Perspective; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; 1
- Historical Perspective on Gold Formation Models; 1.1 MODELS IN GENERAL; 1.2 CLASSIFICATION OF DEPOSITS AND GOLD FORMATION MODELS; 1.2.1 Lateral Secretion and Thermal Aureole Gold (TAG); 1.2.2 Deeply-Circulating Meteoric Waters; 1.2.3 Metamorphic Models; 1.2.4 Orogenic Gold; 1.2.5 Magmatic Models; 1.2.6 Mantle-Related Models; 1.2.7 Crustal Continuum (Continued Direct Quote of Goldfarb (2005)); 1.2.8 Tectonic Diffusion of Gold Abstract.
- 1.3 "SHEAR ZONES" AND THE ROLE OF STRUCTURE IN LODE VEIN MODELS1.3.1 Unanswered Questions and Poorly Constrained Aspects of Current Models; 1.4 SYNGENETIC GOLD FORMATION CONCEPTS; 1.4.1 Why Lode Veins Cannot Be Syngenetic; 1.4.2 The Two-Stage Model: Syngenetic Gold Upgraded during Metamorphism; 1.5 SO WHY BOTHER?; 2
- Interpreting Textures in Outcrop; 2.1 READING THE ROCKS; 2.2 IS THE TEXTURE PRIMARY OR SECONDARY?; 2.2.1 Bedding-Parallel or Bedding-Concordant Veins; 2.2.2 Angulars, Boudins, Cross-Cutting Breccia Veins, and Alteration; 2.2.3 Harrigan Cove Gold; 2.3 THE EFFECT OF DEFORMATION.
- 2.4 TEXTURES FROM VOLCANIC AND FELSIC-HOSTED LODE VEINS2.5 DISCUSSION; 3
- Introduction to Gold Cycles; 3.1 PROVISIONAL DEFINITIONS: QUARTZ UNITS AND THE GOLD CYCLE; 3.2 EXAMPLES FROM THE LITERATURE; 4
- Field Examinations in a Variety of Gold Settings in Canada: The Meguma, Nova Scotia; Chester Twp and Beardmore ... ; 4.1 MEGUMA AND TURBIDITE-HOSTED GOLD; 4.1.1 Deposit Summary; 4.1.2 Vein Textures and Meguma Vein Origins Based on Textures; 4.1.3 Alteration, Mineral Chemistry, Stable Isotopes, and Age Dating; 4.1.4 Discussion; 4.1.5 A Syngenetic Model for Meguma Lode Veins.
- 4.2 GOLD IN GREENSTONE BELTS4.3 THE GEOLOGY OF CHESTER TOWNSHIP; 4.3.1 Introduction; 4.3.2 Chester Complex, Chester Township, Ontario; 4.3.3 Clam Lake Geology; 4.3.4 Jack Rabbit, Chesbar, Young Shannon, and Canorth Prospects; 4.3.5 Chesbar Property; 4.3.6 Young-Shannon Property; 4.3.7 Canorth Prospect; 4.3.8 Jerome Mine; 4.3.9 Conclusions from Chester Area Field Studies; 4.4 GOLD VEINS IN THE MASKWA COMPLEX, MANITOBA; 4.4.1 Setting and Location; 4.4.2 Geology of the Maskwa Lake Batholith and Its Gold Prospects; 4.4.3 Discussion; 4.5 BEARDMORE AREA INVESTIGATIONS; 4.5.1 Geology.
- 4.5.1.1 Mineralization of the Golden Mile-Hercules Gold Lode Veins in a Volcanic Environment4.5.1.2 Syngenetic Aspects; 4.5.2 Northen Empire Mine; 4.5.3 Discussion; 5
- Why Lamprophyres Have No Role in Lode Vein Genesis; 5.1 LAMPROPHYRES IN GOLD CAMPS; 5.2 THE "TWO LAMPS" OUTCROP, LAMPROPHYRES AND GCE IN CHESTER TWP; 5.2.1 The "Two Lamps" Outcrop; 5.2.2 Chemical Differences: Lamprophyre or GCE?; 5.2.3 Whole-Rock and Trace Element Discrimination; 5.2.4 Trace Element and Petrographic Classification; 5.3 LAMPROPHYRES FROM OTHER GOLD CAMPS; 5.3.1 "Lamprophyres" in The Maskwa Lake Batholith (MLB).