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《黄金地质》2004,(4)
理论研究小秦岭—熊耳山金成矿作用与区域构造的耦合…卢欣祥 尉向东 于在平等 (1 ) (1 )胶东矿集区金矿成矿地质事件研究初探吕古贤 韦昌山 郭 涛等 (2 ) (1 )…………论金矿成矿与CO2 相关性的实质郑大中 郑若锋 (2 ) (8)………………………………地质·矿床内蒙古虎拉林地区砂金与岩金的关系王治华 刘荫椿 王科强等 (1 ) (6 )……………新疆柳树泉金矿床地质特征及找矿标志吴德华 吴大江 (1 ) (1 1 )………………………黑龙江东安金矿床成矿机理敖贵武 刘智明 薛明轩等 (1 ) (1 5)……………………云南北衙金矿煌斑岩地质特… 相似文献
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塞拉利昂中部马卡利地区出露有大片的太古界花岗-绿岩带地质体,其金矿资源丰富。通过矿产勘查和成矿规律研究表明,金的来源与太古界花岗-绿岩带地体密切相关。岩金矿床类型为含铁建造金矿床,主要赋存于绿岩带的绿片岩中及含铁建造的片岩中,受褶皱和断裂构造控制;砂金矿的类型为河流冲积型砂金矿,主要分布在花岗-绿岩带内及其周边河流中的全新统冲积层中下部砂砾石层中。重砂异常和地球化学异常区内具备良好的岩金、砂金成矿地质背景和找矿前景,实施砂金-岩金综合找矿方法,找矿潜力巨大。 相似文献
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大兴安岭漠河砂金富集区岩金找矿思路 总被引：6，自引：2，他引：4
大兴安岭漠河地区砂金极为丰富,充分研究区内的地质构造特征、砂金分布和富集规律、区域剥蚀深度等,利用砂金信息寻找岩金是区内岩金找矿工作的有效手段之一.利用砂金矿只能寻找剥蚀残留的那一部分岩金矿.对物源区剥蚀程度和探矿构造分析研究,是在砂金富集区内圈定岩金找矿靶区的关键.溶蚀系数可指示砂金是近或远原生源金矿.Pb同位素可指示成矿母岩,利用矿石、岩浆岩、地层和基底铅同位素全方位对比来判别铅同位素的来源是一种近年来国际上认同的办法,砂矿评价中利用铅同位素寻找母岩已获得成功.本区砂金Pb同位素特征值与源区极为相似,可做为砂金富集区寻找岩金的指示元素.本文旨在论述砂金富集区内砂金与岩金空间位置关系、成因上的联系及岩金成矿特点,为下一步岩金找矿工作提供思路和方法. 相似文献
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对黑龙江省８４个砂金样品及７个岩金样品，用等离子质谱仪分析了它们的稀土元素含量，岩金以稀土总量低，轻重稀土分离程度小为特征，不同类型岩金矿床的自然金，其稀土配分曲线有明显差异，砂金样品则以较富集轻稀土为特征，稀土元素含量继承了岩金的部分特点，自然金稀土元素的赋存状态为Ｕ，Ｔｈ矿物的微细包体，其分配特点可用来讨论岩金矿床的分类以及砂金的原生来源。 相似文献
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黑龙江省呼玛县西部地区岩、砂金关系探讨 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：1
通过典型矿床实例探讨了岩、砂金之间的关系和空间分布规律，认为砂金主要来源于岩金矿床、矿（化）点，并可作为岩金的找矿标志 相似文献
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黑龙江北部砂金富集区内的岩金找矿模式—— 以黑河地区为例 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
如何在砂金富集区内进一步寻找岩金矿,是世界各国找矿理论中尚未解决的难题。本文以黑龙江北部为例,建立了砂金富集区内的岩金找矿模式。认为该区丰富的砂金矿主要是近源侵蚀机械富集成因,在岩金找矿中应重视对物源区剥蚀程度及控矿构造的分析,以寻找有利的保存条件为目标。根据新构造运动对物源区造成差异佳剥蚀的特点,提出黑龙江北部应重点寻找与小型侵入体有关的斑岩型和构造破碎蚀变岩型金矿。运用该模式在黑河砂金富集区内寻找岩金矿取得突破,发现了3个岩金勘探靶区,其中一处具有大型远景规模。 相似文献
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萨热阔布金矿是阿尔泰山南缘金一多金属矿带中与断裂变质作用有关的石英脉一蚀变岩型金矿床。本文通过电子探针的研究，在该矿区发现较多的自然铋矿物，它与金矿化关系非常密切，产出于多金属硫化物阶段，与方铅矿、黄铜矿等共生。矿区蚀变岩和矿石的微量元素R型聚类分析表明，Bi与Au相关最密切，Au、Cu、Ag、Bi是主要的成矿元素组合。Bi异常可以作为金矿化的重要指示，自然铋矿物的出现可以作为含金石英脉富矿地段的重要标志。 相似文献
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Zaykov V. V. Kotliarov V. A. Zaykova E. V. Blinov I. A. 《Doklady Earth Sciences》2017,476(2):1212-1216
Microinclusions of ore minerals were found and studied in grains of native gold for characterization of the mineralogy of placer gold of the South Urals. One hundred ten unrounded and poorly rounded grains with a size of 1–2 mm from eight placer zones were studied. Microinclusions of ore minerals were detected in six placers of the Miass zone. The list of minerals includes sulfides, arsenides, Cu-bearing Au, and PGEs. All microinclusions show links to certain deposits of ore gold and chromite occurrences. It is suggested that the northern flanges of the Talovsky and Nurali massifs containing gold placers with PGEs require a search for PGE mineralization.
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By the amount of extracted placer and primary gold (~1300 t), Amur province is one of the major gold provinces of Russia. Its numerous placers yielded almost 1132 t Au in contrast to ~180 t from primary deposits. The central part of the province is most productive for placer and primary gold in comparison with the periphery. Native gold from placers has moderately high and high fineness, and its composition corresponds to that of gold from dominant gold–quartz and gold–quartz–sulfide deposits and occurrences. The preponderance of placer gold in gold production indicates significant prospects for discovery of new gold deposits. 相似文献
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Dave Craw 《Mineralium Deposita》2013,48(7):841-860
Many alluvial placer deposits around the world occur in river systems that have been affected by tectonic events, causing drainage reorientation and severance of links between placers and their sources. This study documents tectonic rejuvenation of topography in the Otago giant placer goldfield, New Zealand, which has resulted in numerous river capture and drainage reorientation events. These events have induced changes to gold transport directions and numerous stages of separation of detrital gold from primary sources. Goldfield-wide reconstructions of drainage patterns through time are as yet only possible for Miocene–Recent, and numerous earlier drainage changes back to Cretaceous primary orogenic mineralisation are probable. Variations in basement lithologies permit auriferous gravel provenance determinations, facilitating paleodrainage pattern reconstruction and documentation of river capture events. River capture events and timing of these events for gold-bearing paleodrainages have also been documented using genetic divergences of populations of freshwater galaxiid fish that were isolated by drainage reorientation. Gold-bearing quartz pebble conglomerates had a southeastward drainage in the Miocene. This was disrupted in the Pliocene by mountain range uplift and gold placer recycling, with deposition of lithic conglomerates containing only minor gold placers. The most dramatic changes in gold transport directions occurred through the Quaternary, as antiformal ranges grew across the pre-existing drainages. Miocene and Pliocene placers were recycled with numerous local (1–10 km scale) changes in river directions and numerous capture events. Large axial rivers were segmented into a more complex drainage pattern, and on-going river capture resulted in growth of the main Clutha River catchment at the expense of neighbouring catchments. The most productive placers developed in the Clutha River in late Quaternary when increased discharge from captured mountain catchments enhanced gold transport and concentration. Similar river drainage reorientation has occurred in other placer fields around the world, but the lack of preserved evidence inhibits documentation of most such changes. 相似文献
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Yu. I. Goldfarb 《Geology of Ore Deposits》2007,49(4):241-270
The comprehensive study of alluvial gold placers, fluvial sediments, and river valleys allowed division of these placers into subtypes, categories, and varieties on the basis of genetic principles. The comparison of observation results with reconstructions of placer-forming fluvial processes demonstrates the distinct dependence of all basic properties of placers on the dynamics of their formation, i.e., on the hydraulic size of gold grains, the dimensions of streams, and the phase of the elementary erosion cycle (PEC). Four PECs are distinguished: erosion, abrasion, equilibrium, and aggradation. A lithodynamic alluvial complex (LDAC) of the same name corresponds to each PEC. Any fractions of free gold can be transported by streams, and the mode of transportation depends on the PEC. Placers of eight dynamic categories, brush, erosion, perluvial, apron, bar, equilibrium, aggradational, and gravitational, are syngenetic to certain lithofacies belonging to different LDACs. The first four categories are combined into the channel-line subtype, which embraces all traditional placers. The nontraditional bar and equilibrium (beach subtype) and aggradational and gravitational categories (representing two subtypes of the same name (?)) are so far poorly studied but may be regarded as highly promising. The size, morphology, thickness, structure, and localization of placers; average and modal values of size and roundness of gold grains; degree of their sorting and concentration; three-dimensional distribution of gold; composition of alluvium; relationships of placers with alluvium and the gutter, river valleys of various sizes, and types of morphostructures; and other features are distinct for placers pertaining to specific categories and make up natural groups individualized for each category. The correlation of placer properties in each category makes these properties predictable at the early stages of geological exploration and enhances the efficiency of forecasting and prospecting. In high-grade gold clusters, closely spaced placers group into composite deposits. The subdivision of these placers into categories makes it possible to apply rational methods and tools of exploration and mining of placers; to estimate the character, volume, and location of previous losses of gold; and to select targets for their remining. The dynamic analysis of recently formed and ancient placers is helpful for implementation of panning and interpretation of the results obtained in the context of prospecting for gold. The proposed classification may be used not only in the study of stream gold but also in the exploration of some other placer deposits. 相似文献
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Bibhuranjan Nayak 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2011,78(4):345-348
Although sporadic mining of placer gold from river beds is not uncommon in India, there is no documented literature on the
occurrence of gold in the beach placer sand deposits of the country. While characterizing the heavy minerals of the Chavakkad-Ponnani
(CP) beach placer sands along the North Kerala coast, the association of gold with the pyriboles in these sands has been observed.
A native gold grain of about 25 μm was seen to occur as an inclusion within an amphibole of hornblendic composition. The pyriboles
of the CP deposit are angular to sub-angular indicating a nearby provenance that may be in the upstream reaches of the Ponnani
River in the districts of Malappuram and Palakkad or further north in the auriferous tracts of the Wynad-Nilambur or Attapadi
regions. It is argued that the occurrence of native gold in CP deposit is not a freak occurrence and that it warrants thorough
investigation of all the pyribole-ilmenite-rich placers to examine the possible presence of gold and its abundance in the
beach placers of northern Kerala coast. 相似文献
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V. A. Stepanov L. I. Rogulina A. V. Melnikov D. V. Yusupov 《Geology of Ore Deposits》2007,49(7):619-623
The Dambuki ore cluster of the Upper Amur region is characterized by numerous and high-grade gold placers. A few small primary deposits and occurrences of gold-quartz type were formerly considered to be the main source of placers. However, the study of widespread Early Cretaceous Cu- and Ni-bearing ultramafic intrusions has shown that gold occurring in primary Cu-Ni ores and products of their weathering practically does not differ from placer gold in morphology, fineness, or geochemical features. In both cases, elements typical of Cu-Ni ore (Cu, Fe, Pd, Ni, etc.) are detected as impurities of gold particles. These data indicate that the Au-and Pt-bearing Cu-Ni ore mineralization may be the main source of placer gold. This ore mineralization is genetically related to small pyroxenite-cortlandite sills and dikes, abundant in the Dambuki ore cluster. The primary gold-quartz deposits and occurrences also contributed to the placers, but their part was rather small. 相似文献
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梧桐河-都鲁河流域是我国主要砂金富集区之一.区内以流水成因河漫滩砂金矿和阶地砂金矿为主.砂金矿的分布,明显地受矿质来源、新构造运动、水动力条件和沉积环境的控制.砂金矿体多呈带状、条带状赋存于河谷堆积物的底部,在矿体中经常出现一至几个富矿地段.砂金粒度为0.03-3.5mm.区内砂金矿的找矿前景好,主要找矿标志是旧采金迹、金矿化异常区和老变质岩分布区.根据砂金矿的分布和富集规律,可在五号山、小梧桐河北支沟、西梧桐河二支沟一带寻找岩金矿. 相似文献
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Dave Craw 《Ore Geology Reviews》2010,37(3-4):224-235
The giant gold placer system on the Otago Schist of southern New Zealand was derived from Mesozoic orogenic gold deposits in the underlying schist basement. The core of the schist basement was exhumed in the middle Cretaceous, coeval with the accumulation of the oldest preserved nonmarine sedimentary rocks in the area (ca 112 Ma). Those sedimentary rocks contain quartz clasts, with distinctive ductile deformation textures, that were derived from structural zones in, or adjacent to, major orogenic gold deposits. Quartz textures in these structural zones are readily distinguishable from the rest of the schist belt, and hence provide a fingerprint for erosion of gold. The earliest sedimentary rocks on the margins of the gold-bearing schist belt are immature, and were derived from unoxidised outcrops in areas of high relief. Gold was not liberated from unoxidised basement rocks during erosion, and was removed from the system without placer concentration. Placer concentration did not begin until about 20 million years later, when oxidative alteration of gold deposits had facilitated gold grain size enhancement from micron scale (primary) to millimetre scale (secondary). Subsequent erosion and recycling of gold in the early Cenozoic, and again in the late Cenozoic, caused additional concentration of gold in progressively younger deposits. The Klondike giant placer goldfield of Canada had a similar geological history to the Otago placer field, and Klondike placer accumulation occurred in the late Cenozoic, at least 70 million years after Mesozoic exhumation of orogenic gold. The giant placer deposit on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada in California occurs in Eocene and younger sedimentary rocks, at least 40 million years younger than the timing of major exhumation of the source rocks. Circum-Pacific giant gold placers formed under entirely different tectonic regimes from the emplacement of their source orogenic deposits, and these giant placer deposits do not form in foreland basins associated with convergent orogens. Formation of giant placers requires less active erosion and more subdued topography than the collisional orogenic activity that accompanied emplacement of source gold deposits in basement rocks, as well as oxidative alteration of the primary deposits to liberate gold from sulfide minerals and enhance secondary gold grain size. 相似文献
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Compositional variations and morphological evolution in platinum beach placers, southern New Zealand
Morphologies of placer platinum group minerals (PGM) are more variable and resistant to modification during transport than placer gold grains. This study documents morphological evolution of PGM placer grains during up to 120 km of transport in beach placers after river transport from inferred sources up to 200 km inland. PGM morphological changes are calibrated with changes in morphology of associated placer gold. Most of the PGM are Pt-Fe alloy and have been fed into the beach placer system from a large river at the western end of the beaches on the south coast of New Zealand. The incoming fluvial PGM suite includes Os, Ir and Ru alloys which may have been derived from distal ophiolitic sources. More proximal sources have Ural-Alaskan affinities and these contributed cooperite and braggite, or sperrylite, locally, as well as Pt-Fe alloy grains. Some PGM may have been recycled through Cretaceous-Quaternary fluvial sediments before entering the modern placer system. Recycled placer PGM grains have also been derived from elevated Quaternary beaches near the coastline. PGM grains entering beach placers have rough surfaces, with remnants of crystal faces, and these evolve to smooth flakes with progressive long-shore transport. PGM flakes have slightly thickened rims caused by impacts by saltating sand on windy beaches, and the most distal beach placers contain flakes with incipient toroidal shapes. These PGM incipient toroids are poorly developed compared to accompanying well-formed toroidal gold that has developed in nearly all beach placers, including those on elevated Quaternary beaches. Typical PGM and gold placer grain size decreases with increasing distance of transport, from fluvial grain size of 400–1,000 to ～200 microns on the most distal beaches, accompanied by eastward loss of equant PGM grains and associated increase in proportion of flakes. Although net transport distance is ～120 km in the beach placer complex, frequent aeolian transport of grains from beach to dunes and subsequent recycling by storm surges substantially increased total transport distance in a dynamic windy tectonic environment. 相似文献