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The continental hydrothermal sedimentary origin of the Dashui superlarge gold deposit in Gansu Province, China
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作者 li hongyang~1,{1., gao zhenmin~1, luo taiyi~1, ding zhenju~1 and yan shenghao~2 1. institute of geochemistry, chinese academy of sciences, guiyang 550002, china 2. institute of Mineral Deposits, chinese academy of Geological sciences, Beijing 100037, china 《Chinese Science Bulletin》 SCIE EI CAS 1999年第S2期210-212,共3页
THE Dashui gold mine, situated in Gansu Province of western China, is a superlarge gold deposit newlydiscovered in western Qinling erogenic belt, hosted within the Permian-Triassic limestones and dolomites,as well as ... THE Dashui gold mine, situated in Gansu Province of western China, is a superlarge gold deposit newlydiscovered in western Qinling erogenic belt, hosted within the Permian-Triassic limestones and dolomites,as well as Jurassic conglomerates. It has been termed Carlin-type and hot spring-type gold ore, yet its origin is enigmatic. It is characterized by the formation of sedimentary and replacement bodies of hematite-hydrothermalsiliceous rocks above and adjacent to orebodies. The orebodies themselves exhibit a variety of geometries,such as funnels, pipes, sack-like, tabular zones parallel to bedding. NWW-EW striking, nearly SNstriking and NEE-NE striking faults control the ore-fluid passages. The orebody sites and shapes arelargely controlled by the intersection of such different strike faults. The ore mineral assemblage is characteristically gold-hematite-chalcedony. The gold mineralizationand hematitization and silification are closely interrelated. Five basic ore types are recognized: laminated- 展开更多
关键词 CONTINENTAL HYDROTHERMAL SEDIMENTATION SUPERLARGE gold deposit DASHUI Gansu.
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