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JIANG Han-bing, YANG He-qun, DONG Fu-chen, et al. Division of Metallogenic Unit in the East Tianshan-Beishan Area[J]. Northwestern Geology, 2012, 45(3): 1-12.
Citation: JIANG Han-bing, YANG He-qun, DONG Fu-chen, et al. Division of Metallogenic Unit in the East Tianshan-Beishan Area[J]. Northwestern Geology, 2012, 45(3): 1-12.
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Division of Metallogenic Unit in the East Tianshan-Beishan Area

  • Xi'an Center, China Geological Survey, Xi'an 710054, China

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  • Received Date: January 31, 2012
  • Revised Date: May 23, 2012
  • Published Date: September 04, 2012
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  • Metallogenic unit is a geological unit on the metallogenic significance. The latest classification scheme about Chinese metallogenic units released by the national mineral resource potential assessment project include level Ⅰ (metallogenic domain), level Ⅱ (metallogenic provinces) and level Ⅲ (metallogenic belts). This article revises the boundaries of the six level Ⅲ metallogenic units (metallogenic belts) in the East Tianshan-Beishan area on the basis of the inheritance of this classification scheme. Then the six level Ⅲ metallogenic units are divided into 11 class Ⅳ metallogenic units (metallogenic sub-zone)as a symbol of sgnificant stratigraphic, tectonic and magmatic belt and associated mineralization. Furthermore, there is a summary about geology and mineral characteristics of every class Ⅳ metallogenic unit (metallogenic subzones).
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