Abstract The Huangshandong Ni–Cu sulfide deposit, located in the Kangguer–Jing'erquan
ductile shear zone, belongs to the Jueluotage island arc belt in Eastern Tianshan of the …

Abstract The Huangshandong Ni–Cu sulfide deposit is the largest magmatic sulfide deposit
in the Huangshan–Jing'erquan mafic–ultramafic belt in the Eastern Tianshan; it was …

The Sudbury structure is a mineralized impact crater that hosts different families of ore-
controlling shear zones with poorly known orogenic affinities. Discriminating whether these …

Abstract The Lac des Iles Pd deposits are known for their Pd-rich sulfide-poor mineralization.
However, previously undocumented sulfide-rich pods also occur within the intrusion that …

An enrichment in nickel (Ni) or platinum group elements (PGE) is seldom observed in ores of
the iron oxide–copper–gold (IOCG) type. This phenomenon is, however, known from a few …

Abstract Magmatic Ni-Cu-platinum group element (PGE) deposits are commonly located in
tectonically active regions that typically undergo significant deformation and metamorphism …

Identifying and dating large impact structures is challenging, as many of the traditional shock
indicator phases can be modified by post-impact processes. Refractory accessory phases …

Magmatic sulfide deposits are the main global resource of Ni, Cu, and platinum-group
elements (PGEs), with significant Co concentrations that enhance their economic …

Continental margins vary in composition and configuration, resulting in complex structural
geometries during deformation. One example is the Archean–Proterozoic boundary near …

New structural and geochronological data are presented for two orogenic events, the
Blezardian and Yavapai orogenies, which affected the Paleoproterozoic Southern Province …