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The largest Au deposits in the St Ives Goldfield (Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia) may be located in a major Neoarchean volcano-sedimentary depo-centre

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2013

Authors

McGoldrick, K L
Squire, Richard J.
Cas, Raymond
Briggs, M
Tunjic, J
Allen, Charlotte M
Campbell, Ian
Hayman, P C

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Springer

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The largest Neoarchean gold deposits in the world-class St Ives Goldfield, Western Australia, occur in an area known as the Argo-Junction region (e.g. Junction, Argo and Athena). Why this region is so well endowed with large deposits compared with other p

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Keywords: deformation; depocenter; geochronology; gold; gold mine; metallogenesis; ore body; ore deposit; stratigraphy; volcanology; zircon; Australia; New South Wales; Saint Ives Archean; Gold; St Ives; Volcanology; Western Australia; Zircon geochronology

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/74903

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ANU Research Publications

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Mineralium Deposita

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Journal article

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10.1007/s00126-013-0462-7

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2037-12-31

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