ruclips.net/video/OoPy_e97rBo/видео.html "... really when you look hard at them, they're transitional... the only really true alkalic one is Galore Creek, it's one of the weirdest deposits in the world. It has all the same alteration assemblages but what is missing, which nobody has ever looked at because it's up the hill, is the that serecitic flume, which has all the geochemistry that you find above a copper-moly system..." This quote is great. From section on "variability" in known deposits vs "The Model". Great to see mention of GEOCHEMISTRY. After seeing this video, my first thought was: "rock chips?"
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I agree. Great talk.
Great video thanks!
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Any gpm tool to confirm it.
Thanks
No problem!
Any idea about the "Richards, 2016" paper title shown in one of the last slides?
Hi- I think its after Hubert et al, 2016 (library.seg.org/doi/10.1190/geo2015-0230.1)
What a video! Thanks #CondorConsulting #MINING
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"... really when you look hard at them, they're transitional... the only really true alkalic one is Galore Creek, it's one of the weirdest deposits in the world. It has all the same alteration assemblages but what is missing, which nobody has ever looked at because it's up the hill, is the that serecitic flume, which has all the geochemistry that you find above a copper-moly system..."
This quote is great. From section on "variability" in known deposits vs "The Model". Great to see mention of GEOCHEMISTRY. After seeing this video, my first thought was: "rock chips?"
Thank you!
iam not geologist but excellent lecture