Significant metalliferous and selected non-metalliferous lode deposits and placer districts for the Russian Far East, Alaska, and the Canadian Cordillera

Nokleberg, Warren J.; Bundtzen, Thomas K.; Dawson, K M; Eremin, Roman A.; Goryachev, N. A.; Koch, Richard D.; Ratkin, V. V.; Rozenblum, Ilya S.; Shpikerman, Vladimir I.; Frolov, Yuri F.; Gorodinsky, Mary E.; Melnikov, Vladimir D.; Diggles, Michael F.; Ognyanov, Nikolai V.; Petrachenko, E D; Petrachenko, Rimma I.; Pozdeev, Anany I.; Ross, Katherina V.; Wood, Douglas H.; Grybeck, Donald; Ханчук, А. И.; Kovbas, Lidiya I.; Nekrasov, I. Ya.; Sidorov, Anatoly

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“…The age of orogenic gold deposits changed along the belt in a southerly direction from 120-105 Ma (K-Ar) in the Lower Amur area to 88-79 Ma (Ar-Ar) in South Primorye area. Pre-accretionary Late Jurassic Ti-Fe-V ore deposits (Ariadnoye) are known within Samarka terrane of this orogenic belt (Nokleberg et al, 2005;Khanchuk, 2006).…”

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Mesozoic Metallogeny of the Russian Far East

Goryachev

Gvozdev

Vakh

2014

Acta Geologica Sinica (Eng)

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Mesozoic Metallogeny of the Russian Far East

Goryachev

Gvozdev

Vakh

2014

Acta Geologica Sinica (Eng)

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“…The distribution of these ore deposits was revealed by Nokleberg et al . (1997a, b) and Baikov (). Nokleberg et al .…”

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Ore‐forming Ages and Sulfur Isotope Study of Hydrothermal Deposits in Kamchatka, Russia

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In Kamchatka, Central Koryak, Central Kamchatka and East Kamchatka metallogenic belts are distributed from northwest to southeast. K-Ar age, sulfur isotopic composition of sulfide minerals, and bulk chemical compositions of ores were analyzed for 13 ore deposits including hydrothermal gold-silver and base metal, in order to elucidate the geological time periods of ore formation, relationship to regional volcanic belts, type of mineralization, and origin of sulfur in sulfides. The dating yielded ore-forming ages of 41 Ma for the Ametistovoe deposit in the Central Koryak, 17.1 Ma for the Zolotoe deposit and 6.9 Ma for the Aginskoe deposit in the Central Kamchatka, and 7.4 Ma for the Porozhistoe deposit and 5.1 Ma for the Vilyuchinskoe deposit in the East Kamchatka metallogenic belt. The data combined with previous data of ore-forming ages indicate that the time periods of ore formation in these metallogenic belts become young towards the southeast. The averaged d

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“…Two broad types of publications have been produced by this collaboration. One type is a series of regional geologic, mineral deposit, and metallogenic belt maps and companion descriptions for the region (Greninger et al, 1999;Obolenskiy et al, 2003aObolenskiy et al, , b, 2004Parfenov et al, 2003Parfenov et al, , 2004aNokleberg et al, 1994Nokleberg et al, , 1997aNokleberg et al, , b, c, 1998Nokleberg et al, , 2004and Naumova et al, 2006). The other type is a suite of metallogenic and tectonic analyses of these same regions (Nokleberg et al, 2000(Nokleberg et al, , 2005Rodionov et al, 2004).…”

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Summary of Northeast Asia geodynamics and tectonics*

Parfenov

Badarch

Berzin

et al. 2009

Stephan Mueller Spec. Publ. Ser.

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† deceased * Prepared in memory of Leonid M. Parfenov, the leader of the geodynamics map team for the International collaborative project on NE Asia tectonics and metallogenesis.Abstract. The compilation, synthesis, description, and interpretation of regional geology and tectonics of major regions, such as Northeast Asia (Eastern Russia, Mongolia, Northern China, South Korea, and Japan) and the Circum-North Pacific (the Russian Far East, Alaska, and Canadian Cordillera), requires a complex methodology that includes: (1) definitions of key terms; (2) compilation of a regional geodynamics map that can be constructed according to modern tectonic concepts and definitions; and (3) formulation of a comprehensive tectonic model. This article presents a summary of the regional dynamics and tectonics of Northeast Asia as developed for a new summary geodynamics map of the region. This article also describes how a high-quality summary geodynamics map and companion tectonic analysis substantially aids in the understanding of the origin of major rock units, major structures, and contained mineral and fuel resources, and provides important guidelines for new research.

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Significant metalliferous and selected non-metalliferous lode deposits and placer districts for the Russian Far East, Alaska, and the Canadian Cordillera

Cited by 9 publications

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Mesozoic Metallogeny of the Russian Far East

Mesozoic Metallogeny of the Russian Far East

Ore‐forming Ages and Sulfur Isotope Study of Hydrothermal Deposits in Kamchatka, Russia

Summary of Northeast Asia geodynamics and tectonics*

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