Session 9
General geology and economic geology .......................... 873
Chapter 9-1. Phosphorite and gypsum occurrence in the
Upper Cretaceous Dahomey Basin, SW Nigeria: Chemistry,
mineralogy and origin ......................................... 875
Akinlolu F. Abimbola, Akinade S. Olatunji, Samuel O.
Akande, Adenike M. Borode
Chapter 9-2. PIXE analysis of contrasting fluid inclusion
types in intrusion-related gold systems of the Tintina Gold
Province, Yukon, Alaska ....................................... 877
T. Baker, С. Ryan
Chapter 9-3. Structural control on the localisation and deep
oxidation of the Skorpion supergene zinc deposit, Namibia ..... 881
Gregor Borg, Katrin Kärner, Eva Klein
Chapter 9-4. Metal content and spatial distribution of
Au and PGE in the Kupferschiefer of the Mansfeld/
Sangerhausen mining district, Germany ......................... 885
Gregor Borg, Manuela Frotzscher, Bodo Ehling
Chapter 9-5. Sulphur, selenium and silver contents of
palladiferous gold from Serra Pelada, northern Brazil ......... 889
Alexandre Raphael Cabral, Georges Beaudoin, Bernd Lehmann
Chapter 9-6. New constraints on the timing and origin of
the Dachang tin-polymetallic deposit, Guangxi, China .......... 893
Minghai Cai, Jingwen Mao, Ting Liang
Chapter 9-7. Simulation test on migration of geogas-
carrying gold nanoparticles in slope sediments ................ 897
Cao Jianjina, Hu Ruizhong, Liu Shen, Xie Guiqing
Chapter 9-8. Crustal evolution constraints on the
metallogeny of the Yilgarn Craton ............................. 901
Kevin F. Cassidy, David С. Champion, David L. Huston
Chapter 9-9. Linking the CMF model to metallogenic zoning
in the east Qinling Orogen, central China ..................... 905
Yan-Jing Chen, Franco Pirajno
Chapter 9-10. The relationship between detachment faults
and mineralization in Luolin district, Henan, China ........... 909
Dai Tagen, Zou Haiyang
Chapter 9-11. Characterisation of the nonsulphide zinc ore
at Angouran, Northwestern Iran, and its genetic aspects ....... 913
Farahnaz Daliran, Gregor Borg
Chapter 9-12. New discovery of epithermal gold at Chahnali
prospect, Bazman volcano, SE-Iran ............................. 917
Farahnaz Daliran, Werner H. Paar, Franz Neubauer,
Bahman Rashidi
Chapter 9-13. Deep structure and ore-forming processes of
the Sukhoi Log gold-platinum deposit, Russia .................. 921
Vadim V. Distler, Gennady L. Mitrofanov, Marina A.
Yudovskaya, Erick N. Lishnevsky, Vsevolod Y. Prokof'ev
Chapter 9-14. Comparison of temporal metallogenic trends
in the Canadian and Arabian geological provinces - A
geostatistical analysis ....................................... 925
Rao S. Divi
Chapter 9-15. Fluxes of arsenic in soil-water system in
the Celina-Mokrsko gold district, Bohemian Massif ............. 927
P. Drahota, Z. Pertold
Chapter 9-16. Gold deportation in the Asimotrypes
carbonate-hosted mesothermal Au deposit, Greece:
Mineralogical sitting, distribution and onditions of
deposition .................................................... 931
Demetrios G. Eliopoulos, Stefen L. Chryssoulis
Chapter 9-17. Mineralogical and geochemical characteristics
of the Skouries porphyry-Cu-Au-Pd-Pt deposit (Greece):
Evidence for the precious metal ............................... 935
Maria Economou-Eliopoulos, Demetrios G. Eliopoulos
Chapter 9-18. Mineralogy, geochemistry and genesis of the
Faryadun clay deposit, south Abarkuh, Iran .................... 939
Amin Eslami, Bijan Etemadi
Chapter 9-19. The Bilimoia gold deposit, Kainantu, Papua
New Guinea: A fault-controlled, lode-type, synorogenic
tellurium-rich quartz-gold vein system ........................ 941
Joseph O. Espi, Ken-ichiro Hayashi, Kosei Komuro,
Yoshimichi Kajiwara, Hiroyasu Murakami
Chapter 9-20. Aqueous-carbonic-REE fluids in the giant
Bayan Obo deposit, China: implications for REE
mineralization ................................................ 945
Hong-Rui Fan, Fang-Fang Hu, Kai-Yi Wang, Yi-Han Xie
Chapter 9-21. The world's largest gold province:
Implications on Archaean atmospheric evolution ................ 949
Hartwig E. Frimmel
Chapter 9-22. Short-range gold mobilisation in palaeoplacer
deposits ...................................................... 953
Hartwig E. Frimmel, W.E. Lawrie Minter, John Chesley,
Jason Kirk, Joaquin Ruiz
Chapter 9-23. Geochemical constraints on thermal brine
genesis of Wulagen Pb-Zn deposit, Wuqia, Xinjiang, China ...... 957
Zhen-quan Gao, Wei-xuan Fang, Rui-zhong Hu, Ji-shun Liu
Chapter 9-24. Platinum-group element geochemistry of the
Eastern Creek Volcanics, Mount Isa, Australia ................. 961
Melissa J. Gregory, Reid R. Keays, Andy R. Wilde
Chapter 9-25. A new metallogenical association (Sn-Cd-In-
Zn-Ag-Au) in the Deseado auroargentiferous province, Deseado
Massif, Patagonia, Argentina .................................. 965
D.M. Guido, S.M. Jovic, I.B. Schalamuk
Chapter 9-26. Gold prospects in Meso- to Neoproterozoic
strata in the Inner Mongolia section of the north margin
of North China plate .......................................... 969
Hou Wanrong, Chen Xiaowu, Zhao Guangming, He Feng,
Hu Hongfei
Chapter 9-27. Mineralizing age and ore-forming fluid
evolution in the Rushan lode gold deposit, Jiaodong
Peninsula, eastern China ...................................... 973
Fang-Fang Hu, Hong-Rui Fan, Jing-Hui Yang, Ming-Guo Zhai
Chapter 9-28. Diverse controls on Paleoproterozoic lode
gold deposits in the Tanami region, northern Australia ........ 977
David L. Huston, Terrence P. Mernagh, Andrew Cross,
Andrew S. Wygralak, Leon Bagas
Chapter 9-29. The Apdong Nb-Ta ore deposit, North Korea ...... 981
Jae Ho Lee, In Joon Kim, You Dong Kim
Chapter 9-30. Lavrion smithsonites: A mineralogical
and mineral chemical study of their coloration ................ 983
Athanasios Katerinopoulos, Christos Solomos, Panagiotis
Voudouris
Chapter 9-31. Decoupled lamprophyric magmatism and gold
mineralization at the Archean Darlot lode gold deposit,
Western Australia ............................................. 987
Shane Kenworthy, Steffen G. Hagemann
Chapter 9-32. Gold, palladium and platinum recovery, as
by-products, from the Skouries porphyry Cu-Au deposit,
Chalkidiki area, northeastern Greece - preliminary results .... 991
G. Kiousis, M. Economou-Eliopoulos, I. Paspaliaris,
I. Mitsis
Chapter 9-33. Alteration and gold mineralization of the
Ciurug vein, Pongkor Au-Ag deposit, Indonesia ................. 995
Syafrizal Koichiro, Yasushi Watanabe, Akira Imai,
Youshinobu Motomura
Chapter 9-34. Thermal effects of magmatic activity on clay
sediments in eastern Tunisia .................................. 999
Hanene Mattoussi Kort, Néjia Laridhi Ouazaa, Samia
Kassaa, Aîcha Beji Sassi
Chapter 9-35. Micro-organisms as fossils and present-day
development in Ni-laterites and bauxites of the Balkan
peninsula .................................................... 1003
M. Laskou, M. Economou-Eliopoulos
Chapter 9-36. Pyrite-rich bauxites from the Parnassos-
Ghiona zone, Greece .......................................... 1007
M. Laskou
Chapter 9-37. Metamorphic anatexis and the generation of
ore deposits ................................................. 1011
Zhaolin Li, Wen Li, Wei Zhai, Wenlan Zhang, Bin Zhao
Chapter 9-38. Petrographic and stable isotope (C,O)
studies of the Pangeon Mountain marbles, northern Greece:
Implications for metallogenesis .............................. 1015
Myrsini Varti-Matarangas, Demetrios G. Eliopoulos
Chapter 9-39. Geochemical exploration in igneous rocks
of the Tootyzar area, Aran, central Iran ..................... 1019
M. Movahedi, E. Chitgari, M. Yazdi, A. Khakzad
Chapter 9-40. The Savran ore field of the Dniestr-Boug
domain, Ukrainian Shield: A rare example of
Paleoproterozoic (ca 2 Ga) orogenic gold mineralization
related to retrogressive alteration of Archaean (= 3 Ga)
granulite-facies host rock ................................... 1021
I.V. Mudrovska, I.E. Merkushin, A.A. Lysenko,
A.B. Bobrov
Chapter 9-41. Gaojiacun intrusive complex in Sichuan
Province, SW China: Geology, petrology and mineralization .... 1025
Marian Munteanu, Yong Yao, Gordon Chunnett, Yaonan Luo
Chapter 9-42. Genetic environment of the Yuryang
Te-bearing Au deposit: Batholith-type orogenic Au
mineralization in Korea ...................................... 1029
Sang Joon Pak, Seon-Gyu Choi, Chang Whan Oh, Sung
Won Kim, Soo-Meen Wee
Chapter 9-43. Unusual PGE concentration in early
disulfides of a low-temperature hydrothermal
Cu-Ni-Co-Au deposit at Villamanin (Leon, northern Spain) ..... 1033
A. Paniagua, I. Fanlo, B. Garcia, I. Subias, F.
Gervilla, R.D. Acevedo
Chapter 9-44. The global mineral resource assessment
project in the southeast Asia region ......................... 1037
Stephen G. Peters, Walter J. Bawiec, Klaus J. Schulz,
Joseph A. Briskey
Chapter 9-45. New minerals from the red bed type precious
metal deposit of the Lubin-Sieroszowice mining district,
SW Poland .................................................... 1041
J. Pieczonka, A. Piestrzynski
Chapter 9-46. Hydrothermal ore systems associated with the
extensional collapse of collision orogens .................... 1045
Franco Pirajno, Yanjing Chen
Chapter 9-47. Large igneous provinces in Western
Australia: Implications for Ni-Cu and Platinum Group
Elements (PGE) mineralization ................................ 1049
Franco Pirajno, Paul Morris
Chapter 9-48. The Kuranakh epithermal gold deposit,
East Russia .................................................. 1053
Sergey M. Rodionov, Rick S. Fredericksen, Nikolay V.
Berdnikov
Chapter 9-49. Mineralogical and chemical features of
gangue phases in relation to hydrothermal mineralization
and their host rocks ......................................... 1057
F. Javier Carrillo Rosúa, Salvador Morales Ruano,
Purifkación Fenoll Hach-Ali Diego Morata Céspedes,
Mauricio Belmar, Adrian J. Boyce, Anthony E. Fallick
Chapter 9-50. Rare earth elements distribution of Tertiary
phosphorites in Tunisia ...................................... 1061
A. Béji Sassi, A. Zaïer, J.L. Joron, M. Treuil
Chapter 9-51. Alteration of organic matter as a new
exploration guide for Kupferschiefer-type Cu-Ag and
Au-Pt-Pd deposits ............................................ 1065
Stanislaw Speczik, Slawomir Oszczepalski, Grzegorz J.
Nowak, Izabella Grotek, Malgorzata Strengel-Martinez
Chapter 9-52. New concept of ore genesis: Application to
prospecting and exploitation ................................. 1069
N.G. Stenina
Chapter 9-53. Genesis and metallogenic model of a super-
large vermiculite deposit, Qieganbulak, Xinjiang, China ...... 1073
Sun Baosheng, Huang Jianhua, Wang Cheng, Zhang Jian
Chapter 9-54. Discovery, geology and mineralisation of
the Phu Kham copper-gold deposit Lao People's Democratic
Republic ..................................................... 1077
Nicholas M. Tate
Chapter 9-55. Intrusion-related gold deposits within the
New Brunswick segment of the Northern Appalachians, Canada ... 1081
K.G. Thorne, D.R. Lentz
Chapter 9-56. The Estrela copper deposit, Carajás, Brazil:
Geology and implications of a Proterozoic copper stockwork ... 1085
Karen M. Volp
Chapter 9-57. Gold and silver mineralogy of the Lavrion
deposit, Attika, Greece ...................................... 1089
P. Voudouris
Chapter 9-58. Effects of environmental factors on uptake
and accumulation of ore-forming elements by bacteria ......... 1093
Hailei Wang, Mianping Zheng, Fanjing Kong
Chapter 9-59. Characteristics of carbonatite fluid in
the Maoniuping REE deposit, Mianning, China .................. 1097
Xie Yuling, Xu Jiuhua, Chen Wei, He Jianping, Hou
Zengqian, Xu Wenyi
Chapter 9-60. Geochemical exploration in granitoid rocks
of the Javan Sheikh area, Ahar, Northwest Iran ............... 1101
M. Yazdi, A. Rezaeian, A. Molla Ali
Chapter 9-61. The origin of gold in mineral deposits
around Bohai Gulf, China ..................................... 1103
Zhang Ronghua, Hu Shumin, Zhang Xuetong
Chapter 9-62. Geochemistry and δ34S of ores and ore stage
iron sulfides in Carlin-type gold deposits, Dian-Qian-Gui
area, China: Implications for ore genesis .................... 1107
Xing-chun Zhang, Albert H. Hofstra, Rui-zhong Hu,
Poul Emsbo, Wen-chao Su, W.I. Ridley
Chapter 9-63. Low-sulphidisation epithermal gold-bearing
Qiyugou breccia pipes, Xiong'ershan mountains, China ......... 1111
Yuanhou Zhang, Shihong Zhang, Yigui Han, Franco Pirajno
Chapter 9-64. A comparative study of the Punda and
Selanjan ore-controlling breccia pipes in West Sarawak,
Malaysia and the significance for ore prospecting ............ 1115
Caisheng Zhao, Jingwen Mao, Fuquan Yang, Huishou Ye,
Fengyue Sun, Qingfeng Ding
Chapter 9-65. Ore-forming geochemistry of the Duobaoshan
copper deposit, Heilongjiang Province, China ................. 1119
Zhao Yuanyi, Ma Zhihong, Zhong Chongxue
Chapter 9-66. Characteristics of salt lake boron deposits
and magnesium borate deposits of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau,
China ........................................................ 1123
Zheng Mian-Ping, Qi Wen, Yuan He-Ran
Chapter 9-67. Geochemistry of the Tianger gold deposit
in west Tianshan, Xinjiang ................................... 1127
J. Zhou, Y.F. Zhu
Chapter 9-68. Geochemistry of the Tianger shear zone-hosted
gold deposit (west Tianshan, northwest China) ................ 1131
Yongfeng Zhu, Jing Zhou, Libing Gu
Session 10
Mesozoic to recent geodynamics and metallogeny
of eastern Asia .............................................. 1135
Chapter 10-1. Geochemistry of granitoids and altered rocks
of the Erdenet porphyry copper-molybdenum deposit, central
Mongolia ..................................................... 1137
O. Gerel, S. Dandar, S. Amar-Amgalan, D. Javkhlanbold,
Se. Myagamarsuren, Sa. Myagmarsuren, B. Munkhtsengel,
B. Soyolmaa
Chapter 10-2. Gold content and distribution in
hydrothermal alteration zones of the Haenam area,
southwestern Korea ........................................... 1141
Yoon Chung Han
Chapter 10-3. Geochemistry of ore-forming fluids and the
enrichment of copper-gold in the Shizishan ore-field,
Tongling, Anhui Province, China .............................. 1145
Li Jinwen, Pei Rongfii, Zhang Dequan, Mei Yanxiong,
Wang Lijuan, Zhu Heping
Chapter 10-4. Distribution, metallogenic epochs and mineral
resource potential of the North China Block .................. 1149
Li Junjian, Liu Xiao Yang, Qin Zhian, Luo ZhenKuan,
Chen Anshu, Zhang LianYing
Chapter 10-5. Genesis and geochemistry of mid-low
temperature hydrothermal deposits (Au-Sb-Hg) in south
China ........................................................ 1153
D.S. Ma, P.J. Yong, R.Y. Yang
Chapter 10-6. Major products of the international
collaborative project on mineral resources, metallogenesis,
and tectonics of northeast Asia .............................. 1157
Warren J. Nokleberg, Leonid M. Parfenov, Alexander I.
Khanchuk, Gombosuren Badarch, Masatsugu Ogasawara,
Duk-Hwan Hwang Hongquan Yan, Christopher R. Scotese
Chapter 10-7. Characteristics of ore deposit distribution
in Northeast Asia, as derived from data compiled by the
"Mineral Resources, Metallogenesis, and Tectonics of
Northeast Asia" project ...................................... 1159
Ogasawara Masatsugu, Sergey Rodionov, Warren J.
Nokleberg, Alexander A. Obolenskiy, Alexander I.
Khanchuk, Gunchin Dejidmaa, Yan Hongquan, Duk-Hwan
Hwang
Chapter 10-8. Tectonic structures of the Nezhdaninka gold
deposit (northeastern Asia) .................................. 1163
Andrei V. Prokopiev, Felix F. Tretyakov, Alexander
V. Tronin
Chapter 10-9. Metallogenesis of northeast Asia .............. 1167
S.M. Rodionov, A.A.Obolenskiy, G. Badarch, G. Dejidmaa,
E.G. Distanov, O. Gerel, D.H. Hwang, W.J. Nokleberg, M.
Ogasawara, A.V. Prokopiev, Zh.V. Seminsky, A.P. Smelov,
V.I. Sotnikov, A.A. Spiridonov, H. Yan
Chapter 10-10. The Kuranakh epithermal gold deposit
(East Rusia) ................................................. 1171
S.M. Rodionov, R.S. Fredericksen, N.V. Berdnikov
Chapter 10-11. Tin metallogeny of Far East Russia ............ 1175
S.M. Rodionov
Chapter 10-12. Mesozoic tectonics and related
metallogenesis in northeast Asia ............................. 1179
Kohei Sato, Shunso Ishihara, Masaharu Kamitani
Chapter 10-13. Tectonic and metallogenic evolution of
northeast Asia: Key to regional understanding ................ 1183
Christopher R. Scotese, Warren J. Nokleberg, Leonid M.
Parfenov, Gombosuren Badarch, Nikolai A. Berzin,
Alexander I. Khanchuk, Mikhail I. Kuzmin, Alexander
A. Obolenskiy, Andrei V. Prokopiev, Sergey M. Rodionov,
Hongquan Yan
Chapter 10-14.Mafic granulite xenoliths and their
implications for mineralization at the Chaihulanzi gold
deposit, Inner Mongolia, north China ......................... 1185
She Hongquan, Zhang Dequan, Li Daxin, Feng Chengyou
Chapter 10-15.Gold deposits of Transbaikalia, Russia ......... 1189
A.M. Spiridonov, Yu.A. Zorin, L.D. Zorina
Chapter 10-16. Unique ore complexes of sulfide
dissemination zones in northeastern Asia ..................... 1193
A.V. Volkov, A.A. Sidorov, I.N. Thomson
Chapter 10-17. Mineralization ages of quartz vein-type
gold deposits, Xiaoqinling area, central China ............... 1197
Y.T. Wang, J.W. Mao, H.S. Ye, Y.F. Li, A.W. Ye, Y.G. Li
Chapter 10-18. Mineralizing pulses and geodynamic setting
of Cu-Fe-Au polymetallic deposits in the Lower Yangtze
valley, east-central China ................................... 1201
Xie Guiqing, Mao Jingwen, Caisheng Zhao
Chapter 10-19. Mesozoic Mo-W-Ag-Pb-Zn mineralization in
the Nannihu area, western Henan Province, China .............. 1205
Huishou Ye, Jingwen Mao, Caisheng Zhao, Yongfeng Li,
Baojian Guo, Fengmei Chai, Changhai Yan, Chunfen He
Chapter 10-20. Superimposed Mesozoic metallogenic systems
in eastern China ............................................. 1209
Zhai Yusheng, Wang Jianping, Deng Jun, Peng Runmin
Chapter 10-21. Epigenetic mineralization in the south
Qinling Pb-Zn polymetallic belt, Shanxi Province, China ...... 1213
Zhu Huaping, Zhang Dequan, She Hongquan, Feng Chengyou
Session 11
Metallogeny of the Tethys-Himalayan Orogen ................... 1217
Chapter 11-1. Epithermal Au-Ag-Cu, porphyry Cu-(Au-Mo) and
Cu-Au-Ag-Zn-Pb skarn deposits of the Gangdese Arc, Tibet ..... 1219
G. Beaudoin, R. Hébert, C.S. Wang, J. Tang
Chapter 11-2. Origin of phenocrysts in mineralized
porphyries of porphyry copper deposits ....................... 1223
Chen Wenming, Sheng Jifu
Chapter 11-3. Magma mixing and Cu-Au mineralization in the
Gangdese magmatic belt in response to India-Asia collision ... 1227
Guochen Dong, Xuanxue Mo, Zhidan Zhao, Tao Chen
Chapter 11-4. Metallogenesis in the Tibetan collisional
orogenic Belt ................................................ 1231
Zengqian Hou, Qingtian Lu, Xiaoming Qu, Fengjun Nie,
Xiangjin Meng, Zhenqing Li, Zhusen Yang, Xuanxue Mo,
Anjian Wang, Xiaobo Li, Wang Zongqi, Wang Erche
Chapter 11-5. Geochronological and geochemical study on
the Yulong porphyry copper ore belt in eastern Tibet,
China ........................................................ 1235
Huaying Liang, Yuqiang Zhang, Yingwen Xie, Wu Lin,
Ian H. Campbell, Hengxiang Yu
Chapter 11-6. Cenozoic skarn Cu-Au deposits in SE Gangdese:
Features, ages, mineral asssemblages and exploration
significance ................................................. 1239
Guangming Li, Kezhang Qin, Kuishou Ding, Xingchun Zhang
Chapter 11-7. Partial melting in the upper crust in
southern Tibet: Evidence from active geothermal fluid
system ....................................................... 1243
Zhenqing Li, Zengqian Hou
Chapter 11-8. Copper and gold metallogeny in the Tethyan
domain in China .............................................. 1247
X.-X. Mo, K.-H. Yang, L.-L. Wang, G.-C. Dong
Chapter 11-9. Constraints on the formation of Carlin-type
gold deposits in Sichuan and Gansu provinces, China .......... 1251
F. Neubauer, S. Borojevic-Sostaric, A. von Quadt,
I. Peytcheva, G. Friedl, J. Genser, Z. Zeng
Chapter 11-10.The Xiongcun Cu-Zn-Au deposit in the
western segment of the Gangdese, Tibet: A Mesozoic
VHMS-type deposit cut by late veins .......................... 1255
Kezhang Qin, Guangming Li, Jinxiang Li, Kuishou Ding,
Yihan Xie
Chapter 11-11.Geodynamic relationships between large-scale
copper mineralization and rapid crustal uplifting in the
Gangdese collisional orogen, southern Tibet .................. 1259
Qu Xiaoming, Hou Zengqian, Xu Wenyi
Chapter 11-12.Porphyry copper belts in Tibet ................. 1263
Z.-Y. Rui, L.-S. Wang, L.-S. Zhang
Chapter 11-13.The evolution of epicontinental marginal
sedimentary basins of the Tethys Ocean in Asia ............... 1267
Vitaly I. Troitsky, Leyla P. Sharafutdinova
Chapter 11-14.Geological characteristics of gold deposits
in the Ailaoshan gold belt, western Yunnan Province, China ... 1271
Wang Haiping, Hu Yunzhong, Yang Yueqing
Chapter 11-15.Possible causes for large-scale
mineralization in the Lanping area, western Yunnan:
New evidence from Cenozoic igneous rocks and
mantle xenoliths ............................................. 1275
Yu Xuehui, Mo Xuanxue, Zhao Xin, Zhou Su, Zeng Pushing
Chapter 11-16.Relationship of the Cenozoic Beiya Cu-Au
mineralization to alkali-rich porphyries in western Yunnan,
China ........................................................ 1279
Zeng Pusheng, Hou Zengqian, Mo Xuanxue, Yang Weiguang
Li Wenchang, Yu Xuehui
Chapter 11-17.Deposit geology, geochemical characteristics
and ore formation of the Jiayashan sector of the Jinding
zinc(-lead) deposit, Yunnan, China ........................... 1283
H.-B. Zhao, X.-X. Mo, P.-S. Zheng, Y. Wang
Chapter 11-18.Geochronology, geochemistry and implications
of Au-mineralized porphyries in the Linzhou basin,
Gangdese belt, Tibet ......................................... 1287
Zhu Dicheng, Pan Guitang, Wang Liquan, Li Guangming,
Liao Zhongli, Geng Quanru
Session 12
Geodynamics and metallogeny of the Altaid Orogen
(IAG0D+IGCP-473) ............................................. 1291
Chapter 12-1. Geology, petrology and geochemistry of the
Baishiquan Cu-Ni-bearing mafic-ultramafic intrusions in
Xinjiang, NW China ........................................... 1293
F. Chai, Z. Zhang, J.-W. Mao, L. Dong, H. Wu, X. Mo
Chapter 12-2. Discovery of picrite and related iron-copper-
gold mineralization in North Junggar, Xinjiang, China ........ 1297
Yuchuan Chen, Dequan Liu, Ruhong Zhou, Yanling Tang,
Denghong Wang, Lijuan Ying, Ting Liang
Chapter 12-3. Lead sources in ore deposits and magmatic
rocks of the Tien Shan and Chinese Altay ..................... 1301
M. Chiaradia, D. Konopelko, R. Seltmann, R. Cliff
Chapter 12-4. Distribution of gold in the Paleozoic
sedimentary strata of the Kyrgyz range
(northern Tien-Shan) ......................................... 1305
A.V. Djenchuraeva, D.D. Djenchuraev, A.D. Gonchar
Chapter 12-5. Geodynamics and metallogeny of active
continental margins of the Kyrgyz Tien Shan .................. 1309
R.D. Djenchuraeva
Chapter 12-6. Granitoids and related mineralization of
Mongolia: Petrochemistry and mineral deposits GIS ............ 1313
O. Gerel, S. Amar-Amgalan, S. Oyungerel, S.
Myagmarsuren, D. Kirwin, R. Armstrong, R.
Herrington, R. Seltmann
Chapter 12-7. Mass transfer during alteration and Au
precipitation at Muruntau: Alteration behaviour of
different rock types ......................................... 1317
T. Graupner, U. Kempe, V.J. Wall, R. Seltmann,
S. Köhler, V. Shatov
Chapter 12-8. The Bainaimiao Cu deposit in Inner Mongolia,
China: A possible orogenic-type Cu deposit ................... 1321
Wen-Bo Li, Yan-Jing Chen, Yong Lai
Chapter 12-9. Zonation of polymetallic, rare-earth,
molybdenum, zirconium, beryllium and tantalum-niobium
mineralization in the Ak-Tyuz ore deposits (Northern
Tien Shan) ................................................... 1323
N. Malyukova, V. Kim, R. Tulyaev
Chapter 12-10.Eight stages of major ore deposits in
northern Xinjiang, NW-China: Clues and constraints on
the tectonic evolution and continental growth of
central Asia ................................................. 1327
Kezhang Qin, Wenjiao Xiao, Lianchang Zhang, Xingwang Xu,
Jie Hao, Shu Sun, Jiliang Li, Richard M. Tosdal
Chapter 12-11.GIS package on mineral deposits database and
thematic maps of Central Eurasia ............................. 1331
R. Seltmann, V. Shatov, G. Guriev, A. Yakubchuk, A.
Dolgopolova
Chapter 12-12.Rare-earth element and noble gas studies
of Kuoerzhenkuola gold field, Xinjiang, China: A mantle
connection for mineralization ................................ 1335
P. Shen, Y. Shen, T. Liu, G. Li, Q. Zeng
Chapter 12-13.Genesis of volcanic-hosted gold deposits
in West Junggar, NW China .................................... 1339
Y. Shen, P. Shen, T. Liu, G. Li, Q. Zeng
Chapter 12-14.Metallogenic characteristics of the Central
Asia-type orogenic zone in West China ........................ 1343
Sun Baosheng, Wang Cheng, Zhang Jian
Chapter 12-15.Strike-slip fault controls on mineralization
in the Kanggurtag gold belt in the Eastern Tianshan,
Xinjiang, NW China ........................................... 1347
Y.T. Wang, J.W. Mao, W. Chen, J.M. Yang, Z.L. Wang,
F.Q. Yang
Chapter 12-16.Lithochemical factors for paragenetic Cu-Ni
sulfide and vanadium-titanomagnetite deposits: A case
study from the Xiangshanxi deposit, Xinjiang, China .......... 1351
Wang Yuwang, Wang Jingbin, Wang Lijuan
Chapter 12-17.Paleozoic reconstruction and tectonic
evolution of north Xinjiang, NW China: Implications
for the lateral growth of central Asia ....................... 1355
Wen-Jiao Xiao, Chun-Ming Han, Chao Yuan, Han-Lin Chen,
Zi-Long Li, Min Sun, Guo-Chun Zhao, Ke-Zhang Qin,
Ji-Liang Li, Shu Sun
Chapter 12-18.Fluid inclusions in gold mineralization in
the Sarekoubu area of the southern Altai Mountains,
Xinjiang, China .............................................. 1359
J. Xu, Y. Xie, С Zhong, X. Yuan, R. Ding
Chapter 12-19.SHRIMP zircon age of the Kaejiao intrusion
in the Sawuer region, Xinjiang ............................... 1363
Yuan Feng, Zhou Taofa, Fan Yu, Tan Lugui, Yue Shucang
Chapter 12-20.Sulfur, helium and argon isotopic features
of gold deposits in the Sawuershan region, Xinjiang,
NW China ..................................................... 1365
Qing-dong Zeng, Yuan-chao Shen, Ping Shen, Guang-ming
Li, Tie-bing Liu
Chapter 12-21.Multiple mineralization in the eastern
Tianshan mountains, NW China: Evidence from isotope
geochronology ................................................ 1369
L.-C. Zhang, K.-Z. Qin, W.-J. Xiao
Chapter 12-22.Magmatic Cu-Ni sulfide deposits in northern
Xinjiang, China: A review .................................... 1373
Z.-H. Zhang, F.-M. Chai, J.-W. Mao, Z.-L. Wang, D.-H.
Wang, Z.-C. Zhang J.-M.Yang
Session 13
Metallogeny of the Au-Ag-Se-Te mineralized systems
(IAGOD +IGCP-486 sponsored) .................................. 1377
Chapter 13-1. Zonation of Au, Ag, Se and Те in orebodies
from the Kochbulak gold-telluride deposit (Uzbekistan) ....... 1379
Umid K. Aripov
Chapter 13-2. Bismuth tellurides as gold scavengers .......... 1383
Cristiana L. Ciobanu, Nigel. J. Cook, Allan Pring
Chapter 13-3. Tellurides in Au deposits: Implications for
modelling .................................................... 1387
Nigel J. Cook, Cristiana L. Ciobanu
Chapter 13-4. New occurrences of gold-porphyry type ores in
the southeast of East Sayan (Russia) ......................... 1391
B.B. Damdinov
Chapter 13-5. Polymetallic assemblages with precious metal
tellurides and sulfosalts from the Furtei epithermal Au
deposit, Sardinia, Italy: Paragenesis and genetic
significance ................................................. 1395
S. Fadda, M. Fiori, S.M. Grillo, С. Matzuzzi
Chapter 13-6. Ore-forming fluids in gold-telluride
deposits in the Pingyi area, western Shandong, China ......... 1399
Huabin Hu, Jingwen Mao, Shuyin Niu, Fengmei Chai,
Yongfeng Li, Mengwen Li
Chapter 13-7. Au-Ag-Se-Te mineral and geochemical systems
in black shale-hosted deposits (Uzbekistan) .................. 1403
Rustam I. Koneev, Arpay H. Turesebekov, Evgeniy N.
Ignatikov, B.B. Vasilevsky, R.R. Rakhimov
Chapter 13-8. The relationship between Carbonaceous chert
and selenium enrichment in the Yutangba selenium deposit,
China ........................................................ 1407
J. Liu, H. Xie, J. Wang, С Feng, G. Zhou, Z. Li
Chapter 13-9. A sedex-typestibnite-only deposit in the
giant metallogenicSb belt, South China ....................... 1411
J.M.Liu, J. Ye
Chapter 13-10.The telluride mineralization event(s) within
the late-variscan gold deposits in the western Sudetes
(NE part of the Bohemian massif, SW Poland) .................. 1415
S.Z. Mikulski
Chapter 13-11.Occurrence and paragenesis of tellurium in
mineral deposits of Argentina ................................ 1419
W.H. Paar, H. Putz, D. Тора, M.K. de Brodtkorb,
R.J. Sureda
Chapter 13-12. Genesis and geochemistry feature of
carbonaceous siliceous rocks in Shuanghe Se-deposit,
Enshi, Hubei province, China ................................. 1423
Qian Handong, Zheng Xiang, Wu Xuemei
Chapter 13-13.Progress in developing Te-Xe dating of ore
minerals ..................................................... 1427
H.V. Thomas, R.A.D. Pattrick, J.D. Gilmour
Chapter 13-14.Gold - telluride ore mineralisation in the
Chatkal-Kurama region: The case of the Samarchuk deposit ..... 1431
Akromiddin Z. Umarov
Chapter 13-15.Mineralogy of the high-sulfidation Cu-Sb-Te
Mavrokoryfi prospect (western Thrace, Greece) ................ 1435
Panagiotis Voudouris
Chapter 13-16.Synthetic palladium tellurides, their
structures and mineralogical significance .................... 1439
A. Vymazalova, P. Ondrus, M. Dräbek
Chapter 13-17.Bulong quartz-barite vein-type gold deposit
in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, China ............... 1443
Fuquan Yang, Jingwen Mao, Caishang Zhao, Yitian Wang
Chapter 13-18.Ore geology and fluid-system of the
Yindonggou Ag deposit, Henan: Implications for genetic
type ......................................................... 1447
Zhang Jing, Chen Yan-jing
Chapter 13-19.Au-Te deposits associated with alkali-rich
igneous rocks in China ....................................... 1451
Zhao Zhenhua, Zhang Peihua, Xiong Xiaolin, Wang Qiang
Session 14
Conceptual targeting of mineral deposits ..................... 1455
Chapter 14-1. Regional targeting of epithermal Au-Ag
deposits in a Miocene-Pliocene volcanic terrane:
Hauraki goldfield, New Zealand ............................... 1457
A.B. Christie, R.L. Brathwaite
Chapter 14-2. Conceptual models in gold exploration .......... 1461
Greg Hall
Chapter 14-3. Reflection extraction with wavelet package
transform in Vibroseis mineral deposit exploration ........... 1465
Z.J. Jiang, X.J. Qiu, H.W. Chen, J. Lin, Z.B. Chen
Chapter 14-4. Mineralisation potential mapping for
ophiolite-hosted volcanic massive sulphide (VHMS)
deposits, Troodos Ophiolite, Cyprus .......................... 1469
S.M. Jowitt, f.M. McEvoy, J.P. Williamson, L. Bateson,
J. Naden, A.G. Gunn, S. Nicolaides
Chapter 14-5. Probabilistic analysis for regional mineral
potential mapping with GIS for sedimentary ore deposits
in the Kangwondo Area, Korea ................................. 1473
Kim In Joon, Lee Jae Ho, Lee Sa Ro, Kim Yu Dong
Chapter 14-6. Discussion on approximated estimation method
of the three-parameter lognormal distribution ................ 1475
Mengwen Li, Jingwen Mao, Mingguo Zhan, Huishou Ye,
Baojian Guo, Fengmei Chai, Qinghong Xu
Chapter 14-7. Mapping of hydrothermal alteration and
geochemical gradients as a tool for conceptual targeting:
St Ives Gold Camp, Western Australia ......................... 1479
Peter Neumayr, Klaus J. Petersen, Louis Gauthier,
Joanna Hodge, Steffen G. Hagemann, John L. Walshe,
Kylie Prendergast, Karen Conners, Leo Horn, Peter
Frikken, Anthony Roache, Richard Blewett
Chapter 14-8. Strategies for facilitating predictive
discovery of blind ore bodies in maturely mined districts .... 1483
Sheng-Lin Peng, Liang-Ming Liu, Chongbin Zhao, Zhi-Ming
Shu, Yong-Jun Shao
Chapter 14-9. Structural pattern for normal faulting of
west central Iran ............................................ 1487
Mortaza Pirouz
Chapter 14-10.Design of object-relational spatial databases
for mineral deposit research and targeting ................... 1489
L.D. Setijadji, K. Watanabe
Chapter 14-11.Application of conceptual targeting
approaches in porphyry copper exploration: Examples
from the Cordillera de Domeyko, northern Chile ............... 1493
Jorge Skarmeta
Chapter 14-12.The effect of sedimentary cover on
submarine hydrothermal processes - some simple
numerical simulations and applications ....................... 1497
P. Sorjonen-Ward, Y. Zhang, P. Alt-Epping, A. Ord,
T. Cudahy, U. Kuronen
Chapter 14-13.New exploration developments using a new
exploration parameter (alteration remote sensing anomaly)
for metallic deposits in EastTianshan ........................ 1501
Yang Jianmin, Zhang Yujun, Wu Hua, Deng Gang, Li Mengwen
Chapter 14-14.Application of the EH4 image system to the
detection of blind gold deposits, China ...................... 1505
Q.D. Zeng, J.M. Liu, H.T. Liu, G.M. Li, T.B. Liu,
C.M. Yu, P. Shen, J. Ye
Chapter 14-15.Numerical modelling of coupled deformation
and fluid flow in mineralisation processes ................... 1509
Y. Zhang, A. Ord, P.A. Roberts, P. Sorjonen-Ward,
Ge Lin, Y.J. Wang
Chapter 14-16. A new exploration parameter for metallic
deposits: The alteration remote sensing anomaly .............. 1513
Yujun Zhang, Jianmin Yang
Session 15
Exploration, Discovery, and Mine Developments in China
(SEG Sponsored Session) ...................................... 1517
Chapter 15-1. Metallogeny and prospectivity of the
Dayaoshan Region, Guangxi Province, China .................... 1519
Cui Bin, Huang Huimin, Zhao Lei, Li Zhong
Chapter 15-2. The high-grade Baolun gold deposit, Hainan
Island, China ................................................ 1521
Shijiang Ding, Yangrong Fu, Taihe Zhou, Guoyi Dong
Chapter 15-3. Characteristics of rock-chip geochemical
anomalies of No. 460 gold deposits in Gansu Province,
China ........................................................ 1523
Wei-Xuan Fang, Zhuan-Ying Huang, Bin Zhou,
Yun-Bing Nong, Tian-You Zheng
Chapter 15-4. Geological characteristics of the Yindonggou
Ag-Au-Pb deposit and its mineralization model.
East Qinling ................................................. 1527
Baojian Guo, Jingwen Mao, Yongfeng Li, Changqing Zhang,
Zhiguang Wang, Huishou Ye, Mengwen Li
Chapter 15-5. Mesozoic Au-Ag-Pb-Mo mineralization in the
Xiong'ershan area, western Henan Province, China ............. 1531
Baojian Guo, Jingwen Mao, Yongfeng Li, Fengmei Chai,
Huishou Ye, Mengwen Li
Chapter 15-6. The significance of the early deformation
architecture in localizing "Carlin-like" gold
mineralisation at the Jianchaling Gold deposit, Shaanxi
province. Peoples Republic of China .......................... 1535
Andrew. P. Ham, Fan Kaiqiang, R. Corben, P.J. Uttley
Chapter 15-7. Source of fluids in the Longquanzhan gold
deposits in the Yishui area, Shandong, China ................. 1539
Huabin Hu, Shuyin Niu, Baode Wang, Aiqun Sun, Chuanshi
Xu, Yongfeng Li, Mengwen Li
Chapter 15-8. The Jinfeng gold deposit: A new mine leading
the way for foreign investment in Guizhou Province, China .... 1543
Robert P. Ilchik, Phillip J. Uttley, Ross Corben, Alex
Yongming Zhang, Andrew P. Ham, Paul Hodkiewicz
Chapter 15-9. An overview of diamond exploration in the
North China Craton ........................................... 1547
Michael Michaud
Chapter 15-10.Metallogenic dynamics and model of cobalt
deposition in the eastern Kunlun Orogenic Belt, Qinghai
Province ..................................................... 1551
Tong Pan, Caisheng Zhao, Fengyue Sun
Chapter 15-11.A review of gold exploration in the Tulasi
Area, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China ................ 1555
Peng Zhang
Chapter 15-12.Analyzing metallogenic conditions and
exploration in the Mian-Lue-Kang tectonic belt, Shannxi
and Sichuan provinces, China ................................. 1557
Ren Xiaohua, Wang ruiting, Li Furang, Wang Junyi,
Mao Jingwen, Wang Xiaohong
Chapter 15-13.Zhengguang: A potentially large, high-grade
epithermal gold deposit in the Duobaoshan metallogenic
belt, Heilongjiang, northeastern China ....................... 1559
Zhang Baolin, Wang Jie, Liang Guanghe, Xiao Qibin,
Cai Xinping, Song Baochang, Zheng Qingdao
Chapter 15-14.An under-recognized mineralization style
along the northern margin of the North China craton:
Potential for discovery of large-tonnage disseminated
and stockwork-style gold deposits ............................ 1561
T. Zhou, G. Dong
Index of Contributors ........................................ 1565
Subject Index ................................................ 1603
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