Introduction The East Kunlun Orogenic Belt is located in the northeastern part of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau(Li et al.,2007),stretching from the East Kunlun to the Elashan area in an east–west direction(Guo et al.,20...Introduction The East Kunlun Orogenic Belt is located in the northeastern part of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau(Li et al.,2007),stretching from the East Kunlun to the Elashan area in an east–west direction(Guo et al.,2018).It is an important part of the Central Orogenic Belt(Xiong et al.,2023).It is considered one of the important gold mineralization regions in the Tethys tectonic domain(Norbu et al.,2023)and an essential potential base for mineral resources in China.Wulonggou and Gouli gold mines have been discovered successively,earning the reputation of the"Golden Belt of Qinghai Province"(Feng et al.,2004;He et al.,2023).展开更多
Gold deposits occurring in the Liaodong rift are located in interlayered carbonate rocks and fine-clastic rocks, belonging to the middle and upper parts of the lower Proterozoic. Compared with the Carlin-type Au depos...Gold deposits occurring in the Liaodong rift are located in interlayered carbonate rocks and fine-clastic rocks, belonging to the middle and upper parts of the lower Proterozoic. Compared with the Carlin-type Au deposits abroad and gold deposits in Yunnan-Guizhou-Guangxi, Qinling and western Sichuan Province, they are similar in many respects. This paper discusses the geological features of ore-bearing formations and ore-filling structures and metallogenetic characteristics. Through the discussion on the sources of ores, heat and water, it points out that the Au deposits belong to vadose reworked hydrothermal deposits. This conforms to the principle of “mineralization in the neighbouring areas”, i.e., the deposits are formed in nearby ore-bearing layers, and the latest hydrothermal event was the main factor in forming the Au deposits.展开更多
The Jinjiazhuang gold deposit occurs in the Zhangjiakou gold field, Northwest Hebei. The ore bodies are mostly hosted in Xiaozhangjiakou ultrabasic rocks dominated by diopsidite. Electron microprobe analyses indicate ...The Jinjiazhuang gold deposit occurs in the Zhangjiakou gold field, Northwest Hebei. The ore bodies are mostly hosted in Xiaozhangjiakou ultrabasic rocks dominated by diopsidite. Electron microprobe analyses indicate that the deposit is characterized by the enrichment of some platinum group elements in principal metallic minerals such as chalcopyrite, galena, sphalerite and pyrite, and the presence of millerite. Stable isotope studies show that carbon, sulfur and most of the metallogenic elements were probably derived largely from the host Xiaozhangjiakou ultrabasic rocks and that it is possible that the ore\|forming fluid was predominated by meteoric water.展开更多
Two new concepts concerning the sedimentary petrology of reefs. fabric-facies and fabric-rock-types, are proposed in this paper. According to the author’s study, 12 types of fab-ric can be recognized in recent and an...Two new concepts concerning the sedimentary petrology of reefs. fabric-facies and fabric-rock-types, are proposed in this paper. According to the author’s study, 12 types of fab-ric can be recognized in recent and ancient reefs. The author suggests that reefal rocks canbe classified into 12 fabric-rock-types according to their fabric, and that reefs can be dividedinto different fabric-facies according to their fabric. The fabric-facies analysis of reefs isthe basis for understanding the sedimentary environment, porosity evolution, reservoir charac-teristics, distribution and development of reefs.展开更多
基金supported by Qinghai Provincial Association for Science and Technology Youth Science and Technology Talent Support Project(Grant No.2023QHSKXRCTJ47)Exploration Foundation of Qinghai Province(Grant No.2023085029ky004)。
文摘Introduction The East Kunlun Orogenic Belt is located in the northeastern part of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau(Li et al.,2007),stretching from the East Kunlun to the Elashan area in an east–west direction(Guo et al.,2018).It is an important part of the Central Orogenic Belt(Xiong et al.,2023).It is considered one of the important gold mineralization regions in the Tethys tectonic domain(Norbu et al.,2023)and an essential potential base for mineral resources in China.Wulonggou and Gouli gold mines have been discovered successively,earning the reputation of the"Golden Belt of Qinghai Province"(Feng et al.,2004;He et al.,2023).
文摘Gold deposits occurring in the Liaodong rift are located in interlayered carbonate rocks and fine-clastic rocks, belonging to the middle and upper parts of the lower Proterozoic. Compared with the Carlin-type Au deposits abroad and gold deposits in Yunnan-Guizhou-Guangxi, Qinling and western Sichuan Province, they are similar in many respects. This paper discusses the geological features of ore-bearing formations and ore-filling structures and metallogenetic characteristics. Through the discussion on the sources of ores, heat and water, it points out that the Au deposits belong to vadose reworked hydrothermal deposits. This conforms to the principle of “mineralization in the neighbouring areas”, i.e., the deposits are formed in nearby ore-bearing layers, and the latest hydrothermal event was the main factor in forming the Au deposits.
文摘The Jinjiazhuang gold deposit occurs in the Zhangjiakou gold field, Northwest Hebei. The ore bodies are mostly hosted in Xiaozhangjiakou ultrabasic rocks dominated by diopsidite. Electron microprobe analyses indicate that the deposit is characterized by the enrichment of some platinum group elements in principal metallic minerals such as chalcopyrite, galena, sphalerite and pyrite, and the presence of millerite. Stable isotope studies show that carbon, sulfur and most of the metallogenic elements were probably derived largely from the host Xiaozhangjiakou ultrabasic rocks and that it is possible that the ore\|forming fluid was predominated by meteoric water.
文摘Two new concepts concerning the sedimentary petrology of reefs. fabric-facies and fabric-rock-types, are proposed in this paper. According to the author’s study, 12 types of fab-ric can be recognized in recent and ancient reefs. The author suggests that reefal rocks canbe classified into 12 fabric-rock-types according to their fabric, and that reefs can be dividedinto different fabric-facies according to their fabric. The fabric-facies analysis of reefs isthe basis for understanding the sedimentary environment, porosity evolution, reservoir charac-teristics, distribution and development of reefs.
