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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Hydrothermal breccias"”.

  1. Petrography and geochemistry of hydrothermal breccias hosted in the Schrikkloof Formation (Rooiberg Group), north of Modimolle, South Africa

    … Formation, composed of rhyolites, tuffs and hydrothermal breccias, is the youngest rhyolitic volcanic sequence of the Rooiberg Group of the Bushveld Igneous Complex and is known to host polymetallic Sn-F-REE. The aim and objective of this research is to understand whether the hydrothermal

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  2. Paragenesis, fluid origin, and thermal history of a low-sulfidation epithermal gold-silver system

    … banded veins, microcrystalline quartz veins, and hydrothermal breccias +/- Au in the southern Castle Mountains, California were collected from four different zones within and up to 5 km outside the mine area in order to construct a paragenesis, interpret fluid origin, describe the thermal history, …

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  3. Fluid Evolution and Structural Control on Uranium Deposits in Successor Basins in Northern Canada and Northern Australia

    … predates the main stage of U mineralization of hydrothermal breccias that formed at ca. 1.85 Ga. Later stages of mineralization are related to minor veins at ca. 1.82 Ga linked to alkaline mafic dikes associated with the Martin Lake Basin and to minor veins at ca. 1.62 Ga corresponding to the …

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