... compatibility index is 0.010, indicating “superior” agreement between the chemical and physical data ( Mandarino 1981 ). The Iron Monarch mine, a Precambrian sedimentary iron ore deposit in the Middleback Ranges, at Iron Knob, South Australia, is one of the most productive sources of rare and unusual...

... et al . 2014 ) and from the Sapucaia mine Minas Gerais, Brazil ( Baijot et al . 2012 ). Iron Monarch is the largest of several Precambrian sedimentary iron ore deposits located in the Middleback Ranges of South Australia. Mining in the Middleback Ranges commenced in 1900 and although mining...

... to the mineralogy of the Iron Monarch deposit, Middleback Ranges, South Australia . Australian Journal of Mineralogy , 6 , 9 – 23 . Pring A. Kolitsch U. Birch W.D. ( 2005 ) Description and unique crystal structure of waterhouseite, a new hydroxy manganese phosphate species from the Iron...

... the Iron Monarch deposit, South Australia ( Pring et al. 1992 , 2000 ). The platy crystals are black-green, translucent, and occur in intimate association with finely crystalline beyerite. Energy-dispersive spectroscopic chemical analyses of the namibite showed that the crystals are of ideal composition...

... middlebackite new mineral species copper oxalate crystal structure Iron Monarch South Australia Australia The iron ore deposits in the Middleback Range of South Australia, have been worked since the early 1900s. They were first developed by Broken Hill Proprietary Limited as a source of flux...

..., kleemanite, and waterhouseite), three possible new minerals, and twenty minerals classed as rare worldwide. Glyn found all but three of the minerals reported in this book. The mining of the hematite deposit in 1915 at Iron Monarch was the birthplace of the iron and steel industry in Australia. Mining...

... , U. and Francis , G. ( 2000 ) Additions to the mineralogy of the Iron Monarch deposit, Middleback Ranges, South Australia . Austral. J. Mineral. , 6 , 9 – 23 . Shape Software ( 1999 ) ATOMS for Windows and Macintosh V5.0 . Kingsport, TN 37663 , USA . Sharma , K.B.N...

... are available on a number of other base-metal occurrences in the Eastern Cordillera (Fig. 8) and comparisons of average sulfur-isotope values and geological settings of the deposits are provided in Figure 9. Geochemical information on the Hawk Creek, Kicking Horse, Monarch, Eldon and Baker Creek sites...

... in arsenopyrite and pyrite, and likely represent altered banded iron formation (Pearton, 1980; Pearton and Viljoen, 1986 ). Monarch Cinnabar Mine . The old Monarch Cinnabar deposit is located some 500 m north-east of the Monarch antimony mine at a point where the main development of the Antimony Line...

... found in the Paint Pots provide a distinct analogue site that can offer insights into the diversity of extremophilic organisms in more natural environments. The Paint Pots are characterized by iron oxide deposits (referred to as Ochre deposits) formed by minerals precipitating from three main spring...

... begins between Orient and Kerber Creek and ends near Monarch where there is little, if any, lithologic evidence of a depositional break between the Devonian and Mississippian. At Monarch the division is arbitrary and is considered by the writer at the top of the yellow-weathering dolomitic limestones...

... in fossilized cuticle in some instances ( Cody et al. 2010 ). Nonetheless, detecting the signature of specific groups or physiologies in the fossil record will be beyond reach in most cases. In order to understand their taphonomy, fossilized soft-bodied animals in the Burgess Shale and similar deposits have...

... was described by Pring et al. (1990) from the Iron Monarch iron deposit in Australia. In contrast to the Tolbachik minerals, francisite forms from low-temperature hydrothermal fluids and can be synthesized using hydrothermal methods ( Pring et al. 1990 ). Recently, Nazarchuk et al. (2000) and Millet...

... stoichiometries, but their structures are different. Waterhouseite occurs in cavities in a matrix consisting of hematite, hausmannite, barite, manganoan calcite and rhodochrosite, from the 130-meter level on the eastern side of the Iron Monarch mine, a Proterozoic sedimentary iron ore deposit...

... the Sapucaia mine Minas Gerais, Brazil ( Baijot et al. 2012 ). Iron Monarch is the largest of several Precambrian sedimentary iron ore deposits in the Middleback Ranges of South Australia. The orebody contains pods of high-grade manganese ore with iron, and small amounts of Cu, Zn, Bi, Ag, P, As, and other...

.... The Chengjiang vauxiid fragments (YKLP15238, YKLP15240) could have formed in a similar manner. Ambient water currents or storms could have torn off pieces of the vauxiid dermal (or both dermal and endosomal) layer and then transported them to another place for deposition. If the dermal layers of fibres were...

...., Ellam, R.M., Osadetz, K., and Roure, F., 2007 , Geochemical constraints on the origin of the Kicking Horse and Monarch Mississippi Valley-type lead-zinc ore deposits, southeast British Columbia...

... grains with bohdanowiczite, clausthalite, eucairite, and umangite associated with other Bi minerals (wittichenite, bismuthinite) were reported from the Iron Monarch sedimentary iron deposit in South Australia ( Pring 1998 ). Bohdanowiczite–kawazulite intergrowths associated with wittichenite and included...

...-047 Cloudite BaFe 3+ 3 (PO 4 )(SO 4 )(OH) 6 Cud Iron Monarch quarry (180 level), Iron Knob, Middleback Range, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia, Australia (32°44’40” S, 137°08’21” E) Peter Elliott* and Anthony R. Kampf *E-mail: [email protected] Alunite...

... Discovery of Se-rich Canfieldite, Ag8Sn(S,Se)6, from the Shuangjianzishan Ag Pb Zn Deposit, NE China: A Multimethodic Chemical and Structural Study . By Degao Zhai, Luca Bindi, Panagiotis C. Voudouris, Jiajun Liu, Stylianos F. Tombros, Kuan Li Middlebackite, a New Cu Oxalate Mineral from Iron Monarch...