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Geology of the Ivanhoe Hg-Au district, northern Nevada; influence of Miocene volcanism, lakes, and active faulting on epithermal mineralization.

Wallace, Alan R (2003) Geology of the Ivanhoe Hg-Au district, northern Nevada; influence of Miocene volcanism, lakes, and active faulting on epithermal mineralization. Economic Geology and the Bulletin of the Society of Economic Geologists. 98; 2, Pages 409-424. 2003.

AuthorsWallace, Alan R
Year2003
TitleGeology of the Ivanhoe Hg-Au district, northern Nevada; influence of Miocene volcanism, lakes, and active faulting on epithermal mineralization.
SourceEconomic Geology and the Bulletin of the Society of Economic Geologists. 98; 2, Pages 409-424. 2003.
PublisherEconomic Geology Publishing Company. Lancaster, PA, United States. 2003.
Document typeSerial
ISSN0361-0128
GeoRef2003-047638
Keywordsabsolute-age; active-faults; adularia-; alkali-feldspar; Ar-Ar; Cenozoic-; chemically-precipitated-rocks; dates-; disseminated-deposits; epithermal-processes; faults-; feldspar-group; framework-silicates; gold-ores; high-angle-faults; Ivanhoe-mining-district; K-Ar; lacustrine-environment; mercury-ores; metal-ores; Midas-mining-district; middle-Miocene; mineral-deposits,-genesis; mineral-exploration; mineralization-; Miocene-; Neogene-; Nevada-; northern-Nevada; ore-forming-fluids; oxidation-; paleogeography-; plagioclase-; sanidine-; sedimentary-rocks; silicates-; siliceous-sinter; Tertiary-; United-States; volcanism-

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7 samples from this reference

SampleRock nameMajorTraceIsotope
97WC-14Rhyolite
97WC-11Rhyolite
97WC-13Rhyolite
96WC-24Dacite
not givenRhyolite
96WC-30Trachyandesite
96WC-28Rhyolite