Geochemistry of the Zhibo submarine intermediate‐mafic volcanic rocks and associated iron ores, Western Tianshan, Northwest China: Implications for ore genesis

Volume: 53, Issue: 6, Pages: 3147 - 3172
Published: Jun 8, 2018
Abstract
The Zhibo iron deposit is hosted in Carboniferous submarine volcanic rocks in Western Tianshan, NW China. A series of magnetite‐bearing intermediate‐mafic volcanic rocks are recognized in the periphery of the Zhibo ore district. Most of these volcanic rocks formed at 314 ± 2 Ma, possess tholeiitic–calc‐alkaline affinities, and display remarkable negative Nb, Ta, and Ti anomalies on primitive mantle‐normalized incompatible element diagrams. These...
Paper Details
Title
Geochemistry of the Zhibo submarine intermediate‐mafic volcanic rocks and associated iron ores, Western Tianshan, Northwest China: Implications for ore genesis
Published Date
Jun 8, 2018
Volume
53
Issue
6
Pages
3147 - 3172
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