Two-tiered magmatic-hydrothermal and skarn origin of magnetite from Gol-Gohar iron ore deposit of SE Iran: In-situ LA–ICP-MS analyses
Abstract
Genesis of magnetite from Gol-Gohar iron deposit (GGID) of southeastern Iran is studied with reference to elemental composition. More than 1.2 billion tonnes of magnetite ore at 58% total Fe is hosted by greenschist- to amphibolite-facies metapelites and magnesian marbles. The GGID occurs in the mainly-metamorphic terrain of Sanandaj-Sirjan geological province, with continental-margin tectonic setting. The magnetite-bearing ore is divided into...
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Title
Two-tiered magmatic-hydrothermal and skarn origin of magnetite from Gol-Gohar iron ore deposit of SE Iran: In-situ LA–ICP-MS analyses
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
102
Pages
639 - 653
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