Identifying new whole-rock geochemical fertility indicators for porphyry and skarn productive
systems is a geological challenge due to a large variety of tectonic settings, magmatic …

Abstract The Bystrinsky Cu-Au-Fe porphyry-skarn and Shakhtama Mo±Cu porphyry deposits
in Eastern Transbaikalia, Russia, are spatially associated with a series of fertile and non …

Published data on the composition of mineral-hosted inclusions and quenched glasses of
rocks were used to estimate the mean concentrations of 45 volatile, trace, and ore elements …

Eastern Transbaikalia is one of the oldest gold-producing regions in Siberia, and for over
300 years it has been the largest source of the most important raw minerals in Russia. A …

Three geophysical fields (anomalous magnetic, exposure dose rate, and apparent
resistance) were investigated by local fractal and two-dimensional wavelet analyses for ore …

The Kultuma deposit is among the largest and most representative Au–Cu–Fe–skarn
deposits situated in Eastern Transbaikalia. However, its genetic classification is still a …

Abstract The Bystrinsky Cu–Au–Fe porphyry–skarn and Shakhtama Mo-porphyry deposits
are located in Eastern Transbaikalia, Russia. The host rocks in the deposits are multiphase …

The first results of optical microscopy, cathodoluminescence (CL), ultraviolet fluorescence
(UV), electron-probe microanalysis (EPMA), and laser-ablation inductively-coupled plasma …

Abstract The Zhireken Mo-porphyry deposit is located within the West Stanovoi terrane of the
Transbaikalia sector of the Mongol–Okhotsk orogenic belt and is linked to the Middle–Late …

Many gold and gold-bearing complex deposits related to the Late Jurassic and Early
Cretaceous magmatism are known in Eastern Transbaikalia. The largest deposits are the …