Intended as a reference for the academically-oriented geologist as well as the practising
economic geologist, this book is concerned with the study of skarn deposits having …

Abstract The Mount Garnet Zinc deposit in NE Queensland, Australia, is located in the region
of voluminous magmatism associated with the formation of Palaeozoic continental arcs of …

Most tin deposits worldwide are inferred to have formed from fluids derived from evolved
(granitic) magma systems. Neoproterozoic silicate-and sulfide-stage Sn deposits at Jiumao …

The basement of the Tarim Craton in NW China is divided into northern and southern
terranes by the central 1500 km long Central Tarim Terrain (CTT) demarcated by a high …

The formation of widespread Late Mesozoic magmatic rocks (dominantly felsic rocks) in SE
China needs a physical and chemical balance between crustal and mantle melting, which …

The Middle–Lower Yangtze River Valley is one of the most important metallogenic belts in
China, hosting numerous Cu–Fe–Au–Mo deposits. The Taochong deposit is located in the …

The Sangan mining region, which has a proven reserve of approximately 1000 Mt of 53%
iron ore, is located in the Khaf-Kashmar-Bardeskan volcano-plutonic belt in northeastern …

Deposits with economic tin (Sn) or tungsten (W)–molybdenum (Mo) are widespread in north-
east Queensland (Figure 1) ǰ ranging etween-14.40 and-19.50 and 143.50‒146.20. This …

The granitic basement rocks of central and western India, which are overlain by the Deccan
Traps, are important for understanding early Earth processes and crustal evolution. The …

The tectonic setting, regional geology, regional geophysics, local geology, mineralogy,
petrology and geochemistry of three eastern Australian “stratiform” skarns have been …