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Quantitative prediction of prospectivity for Pb–Zn deposits in Guangxi (China) by back-propagation neural network and fuzzy weights-of-evidence modelling
Tourmaline composition and boron isotope signature as a tracer of magmatic-hydrothermal processes
Mesozoic Hydrothermal Overprint on Carboniferous Bauxite in China
Progressive spatial and temporal evolution of tectonic triggers and metasomatized mantle lithosphere sources for orogenic gold mineralization in a Triassic convergent margin: Kunlun-Qinling Orogen, central China
Fluid source and metal precipitation mechanism of sediment-hosted Chang'an orogenic gold deposit, SW China: Constraints from sulfide texture, trace element, S, Pb, and He-Ar isotopes and calcite C-O isotopes
Differential crustal rotation and its control on giant ore clusters along the eastern margin of Tibet
IN SITU DATING OF HYDROTHERMAL MONAZITE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GEODYNAMIC CONTROLS ON ORE FORMATION IN THE JIAODONG GOLD PROVINCE, EASTERN CHINA
Mesozoic Orogenic Gold Mineralization in the Jiaodong Peninsula, China: A Focused Event at 120 ± 2 Ma During Cooling of Pregold Granite Intrusions
Abstract The Jiaodong gold province, within the eastern margin of the North China block and the translated northeastern edge of the South China block, has a stated premining gold resource exceeding 4,500 metric tons (t). It is thus one of the world’s largest gold provinces, with a present cumulative annual production estimated at 60 t Au. More than 90% of the Jiaodong gold resource is hosted by batholiths and related bodies of the Linglong (ca. 160–145 Ma) and, to a lesser degree, Guojialing (ca. 130–122 Ma) suites. The intrusions were emplaced into high-grade metamorphic basement rocks of the Precambrian Jiaobei (North China block) and Sulu (South China block) terranes during a 70-m.y.-period of lithospheric delamination, extensional core complex formation, and exhumation. The deposits are located about 20 to 200 km to the east of the continental-scale NNE-striking Tancheng-Lujiang (Tan-Lu) strike-slip fault system. They occur along a series of more regional NNE- to NE-striking brittle and ductile-brittle faults, which appear to intersect the Tan-Lu main structure to the southwest. This system of early to middle Mesozoic regional thrust faults, reactivated during Cretaceous normal motion and ore formation, tends to occur along the margins of the main Linglong batholiths or between intrusions of the two suites of granitoids. Orebodies are mainly present as quartz-pyrite veins (Linglong-type) and as stockwork veinlets and disseminated mineralization (Jiaojia-type). The two mineralization styles are transitional and may be present within the same gold deposit. The ca. 120 Ma timing of gold mineralization correlates with major changes in plate kinematics in the Pacific Basin and the onset of seismicity along the Tan-Lu fault system, with the enormous fluid volumes and associated metal being derived from sediment devolatilization above the westerly subducting Izanagi slab.
Geochronological, Petrological, and Geochemical Studies of the Daxueshan Magmatic Ni-Cu Sulfide Deposit in the Tethyan Orogenic Belt, Southwest China
Isotopic characterization and petrogenetic modeling of Early Cretaceous mafic diking—Lithospheric extension in the North China craton, eastern Asia
Relationships Between Gold and Pyrite at the Xincheng Gold Deposit, Jiaodong Peninsula, China: Implications for Gold Source and Deposition in a Brittle Epizonal Environment
Structure, geochronology, and petrogenesis of the Late Triassic Puziba granitoid dikes in the Mianlue suture zone, Qinling orogen, China
Ion Microprobe U-Pb Age and Zr-in-Rutile Thermometry of Rutiles from the Daixian Rutile Deposit in the Hengshan Mountains, Shanxi Province, China
Fractal analysis of the ore-forming process in a skarn deposit: a case study in the Shizishan area, China
Abstract This paper presents a tool for analysing the element distribution and mineralization intensity. The Hurst exponents and a - f ( a ) multifractal spectrum are utilized to analyse the irregular element distribution in Shizishan skarn orefield, China. The Hurst exponents reveal the Cu, Ag, Au and Zn distributions in the skarn-dominated drill cores are persistent and those in marble-dominated drill core are nearly random; the persistence indicates the mineralized segments are repeatedly developed, with accordance to multi-layer structure of the ore-controlling bedding faults and orebodies. The small a min (minimum multifractal singularity) of the Cu, Ag and Au in M 1 reflect bare mineralization. The a min also displays that the mineralization intensities are varied for distinct elements and for different locations, yet the similarity of the distinct ore-forming processes is manifested by constant a min / f ( a min ) ratio. The constant ratio indicates the wider mineralization range denotes a more compact concentration distribution. The compact distributions represent the wide Cu, Ag and Au mineralization in skarns, and the loose distributions reflect the bare Cu, Ag and Au mineralization in marbles. Moreover a min shows a positive correlation with Hurst exponents in the Shizishan skarn orefield. Using fractal analysis the author’s show that although the mineralization intensities for different elements and different locations along the Shizishan skarn orefield is not consistent, similar mineralization processes can be correlated to similar fractal exponents.