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Petrogenesis of the chromitite body from the Cerro Colorado ophiolite, Paraguaná Peninsula, Venezuela

Abstract: Ultramafic-mafic rocks of ophiolitic affinity crop out along the Venezuelan Caribbean region. They have been interpreted as remnants of the oceanic lithosphere of the Caribbean volcanic arc (135-70 Ma) as well as relicts of proto-Caribbean oceanic lithosphere

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Orthopyroxenite hosted chromitite veins anomalously enriched in platinum-group minerals from the Havana-Matanzas Ophiolite, Cuba

Abstract: The Havana–Matanzas Ophiolite contains one of the few examples of ophiolitic platinum group minerals (PGM)-rich chromitites associated with orthopyroxenites in the mantle section of ophiolitic complexes. The chromitites occur as veins hosted by orthopyroxenit

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Metamorphic fingerprints of Fe-rich chromitites from the Eastern Pampean Ranges, Argentina

Abstract: Chromitites hosted in the serpentinized harzburgite bodies from Los Congos and Los Guanacos (Eastern Pampean Ranges, north Argentina) record a complex metamorphic evolution. The hydration of chromitites during the retrograde metamorphism, their subsequent deh

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Petrology and geochemistry of high-Al chromitites from the Medellín Metaharzburgitic Unit (MMU), Colombia

Abstract: The Medellin Metaharzburgitic Unit (MMU), emplaced onto the western continental margin of Pangea during Triassic time, is located in the Central Cordillera of Colombia and consists of metaharzburgites, minor metadunites and chromitite bodies (Patio Bonito and

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Geochemistry of Platinum-Group Elements (PGE) in Cerro Matoso and Planeta Rica Ni-Laterite deposits, Northern Colombia

Abstract: Platinum-group elements (PGE) are included among the so-called critical metals, and are essential metals for the technological industry. However, there are very few deposits in the world from which these metals can be extracted. The present work investigates

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Mineralogy and geochemistry of Fe-Ti oxide ores from the Don Dieguito massif-type anorthosite suite, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia

Abstract: Fe-Ti oxide ores are commonly associated with Proterozoic massif-type anorthosite bodies emplaced during the Grenville orogeny (~1.2-1.0 Ga). Some of these anorthositic bodies occur in the northernmost part of the Santa Marta Massif, Colombia. They locally co

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The Miocene Tatatila-Las Minas IOCG skarn deposits (Veracruz) as a result of adakitic magmatism in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt

Abstract: The Cu- and Au-rich Tatatila-Las Minas IOCG skarn deposits in Veracruz (central-east Mexico) are circumscribed to the earliest stages of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt (TMVB) and stand for a metallogenic province directly linked to its tectonomagmatic dynami

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The Velardeña Zn-(Pb-Cu) skarn-epithermal deposits, central-northern Mexico: New physical-chemical constraints on ore-forming processes

Abstract: The Velardeña mining district is economically the most important of Durango state. The ore deposits occur in different skarn zones developed within the intrusive contact between Mesozoic limestones and Eocene granitic stocks and dikes. The most important ore

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Porphyry-related high-sulfidation mineralization early in Central American Arc development: Cerro Quema deposit, Azuero Peninsula, Panama

Abstract: The 70.74 to 70.66 Ma age range for three molybdenite samples accompanying pyrite- and enargite-bearing assemblages effectively constrains an earliest Maastrichtian age for the high-sulfidation Au-Cu mineralization at Cerro Quema, Panama. The epithermal syste

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The history of mining and mineral exploration in Panama: From Pre-Columbian gold mining to modern copper mining
Stewart D. Redwood

Abstract: The history of mining and exploration in Panama is a case study of the evolution of mining in a tropical, island arc environment in the New World from prehistoric to modern times over a period of ~1900 years. Panama has a strong mineral endowment of gold (~98

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The mineral deposits of Panama: Arc metallogenesis on the trailing edge of the Caribbean large igneous province
Stewart D. Redwood

Abstract: The mineral deposits of the Panama microplate are hosted by a composite volcano-plutonic island arc of Late Cretaceous to Quaternary age developed on an oceanic plateau, the Caribbean Large Igneous Province (CLIP), on the western, trailing edge of the Caribbe

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The Loma de Hierro Ni-laterite deposit (Venezuela): Mineralogical and chemical composition

Abstract: Nickel laterite deposits developed on ultramafic rocks have traditionally been a significant source of Ni and Co and recently of Sc. Although the Loma de Hierro deposit (Venezuela) has been in operation for more than 50 years, it lacks detailed studies on the

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The Hatillo Limestone, Pueblo Viejo district, Dominican Republic: Marginal reef or impermeable cap?

Abstract: The Hatillo Limestone and the underlying Los Ranchos Formation are exposed over an east-west distance of 100 km in the eastern Dominican Republic. The lowermost portion of the Hatillo Limestone in the Pueblo Viejo district contains a Late Lower Albian fossil

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Geología de recursos minerales de uso agrícola en Argentina
Carlos Jorge Herrmann

Resumen: La geología en Argentina posee ambientes favorables para la generación de depósitos de minerales y rocas requeridos por el agro, tanto en su condición de aportantes de elementos nutrientes (S, Ca, Mg, K, P, B) como en su función de corrector o enmienda de sue

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Cartografía digital predictiva del potencial mineral mediante SIG de depósitos de fluorita en el noreste de México

Resumen: La cartografía del potencial mineral se fundamenta en la elaboración de modelos de probabilidad de ocurrencia de depósitos minerales, como base para el pronóstico metalogénico y la delimitación de áreas perspectivas. La región noreste de México ha sido cubier

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The Pliocene Ixtacamaxtitlán low sulfidation epithermal deposit (Puebla, Mexico): A case of fossil fungi consortia in a steam-heated environment

Abstract: The Ixtacamaxtitlán area in northern Puebla (central Mexico) contains middle Miocene Cu-Mo-Au porphyry/skarn and Pliocene low-sulfidation Au-Ag epithermal deposits that are geologically associated with the evolution of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt (TMVB).

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New mineralogical data on platinum-group minerals from the Río Santiago alluvial placer, Esmeraldas province, Ecuador

Abstract: Mineralogical studies on platinum-group minerals found in placer deposits from the Río Santiago (Ecuador) are scarce. In this investigation, one sample collected from the Río Santiago alluvial placer was studied via a multi-disciplinary approach, including op

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The Pliocene Xoconostle high sulfidation epithermal deposit in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt: Preliminary study

Abstract: The Xoconostle prospect in northeastern Michoacán state, south-central Mexico, is constituted by high sulfidation epithermal breccias and stockworks with Au and Hg prospective anomalies. The mineralization is hosted by latest Miocene to Pliocene rocks grouped

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El Dominio Salino del norte de Chile y sus yacimientos de minerales industriales

Resumen: Se define y describe el concepto “Dominio Salino en el Norte de Chile” como el resultado de la combinación de factores geológicos, geomorfológicos y climáticos/paleoclimáticos. Estos determinan que en la región del Norte Grande de Chile (18°-27°Lat.Sur) la pr

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