The relationship between the timing of volcanism and hydrothermal alteration and the
geochemistry of magnetite are studied to better understand the metallogeny of the …

The Chagangnuoer magnetite deposit in western Tianshan (NW China) is hosted by
submarine volcanic rocks and marble lens, with a resource of> 220 Mt Fe at 38 wt%. Two …

Laser ablation–inductively coupled plasma–mass spectrometry (LA–ICP–MS) was used to
determine the trace element concentrations of magnetite from the Heifengshan …

The Beizhan iron deposit (468 Mt at an average grade of 41% Fe) is the largest iron deposit
in the Awulale iron metallogenic belt of Western Tianshan, northwest China. The high-grade …

Abstract The Carboniferous Zhibo and Chagangnuoer iron deposits are situated within a
caldera centre and along the flank of the same volcanic edifice, respectively, in the Awulale …

The Hongyuntan magnetite deposit, which is located in the Aqishan–Yamansu belt of
Eastern Tianshan, Xinjiang, is hosted within Carboniferous submarine volcanic-sedimentary …

The Yamansu iron deposit, hosted in submarine volcanic rocks, is located in the Aqishan–
Yamansu Fe–Cu metallogenic belt of eastern Tianshan, Xinjiang. New pyrite Re–Os and …

The Shaquanzi deposit is an important Fe-Cu deposit in the Yamansu Fe mineralization belt,
Eastern Tianshan. Three types of magnetite were distinguished based on the textural and …

The Beizhan large iron deposit located in the east part of the Awulale metallogenic belt in
the western Tianshan Mountains is hosted in the Unit 2 of the Dahalajunshan Formation as …

Abstract The Duotoushan Fe-Cu deposit is located in the western segment of the Aqishan-
Yamansu metallogenic belt in Eastern Tianshan, Xinjiang (China). Magnetite orebodies are …