Circum-Pacific Tectonics, Geologic Evolution, and Ore Deposits
A symposium in honor of William R. Dickinson
Tucson, Arizona
24-30 September, 2007
Sponsored by the Arizona Geological Society
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| Wednesday, Sept. 26, 8:30 am to 12:10 pm: Session 1- PLENARY SESSION, Eric Seedorff & Susan Beck, General Co-Chairs |
| 1 8:45 am | William R. Dickinson | University of Arizona | Topology and anatomy of the circum-Pacific orogenic belt in global context [abstract] |
| 2 9:30 am | W. G. Ernst | Stanford | Permo-Triassic collision, subduction-zone metamorphism, and tectonic exhumation along the East Asian continental margin [abstract] |
| 3 10:25 am | Dwight Bradley | US Geological Survey | Passive margins through Earth history [abstract] |
| 4 11:00 am | Spencer Titley | University of Arizona | The tectonics and style of metallogenesis in Arizona [abstract] |
| 5 11:35 am | Richard Sillitoe | Independent | Circum-Pacific ore deposits [abstract] |
| Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Session 4- Porphyry Systems, John Dilles, Session Chair |
| 1 1:30 pm | Chris Heinrich | ETH Zurich | Keynote: Fluid evolution and ore-metal zonation in the Bingham Canyon porphyry-Cu-Mo-Au deposit [abstract] |
| 2 2:05 pm | Robert Bodnar & others | Virginia Tech | Temporal and spatial distribution of fluid inclusions in porphyry copper deposits: Applications to exploration [abstract] |
| 3 2:30 pm | John Dilles | Oregon State University | Magmas and porphyry type hydrothermal fluids, a review [abstract] |
| 4 2:55 pm | Brian Rusk & others | US Geological Survey | Compositions of hydrothermal fluids that formed Main Stage veins in Butte, Montana: Evidence from fluid inclusions [abstract] |
| 5 3:45 pm | Andreas Audetat | Bayerisches Geoinstitut | What makes the difference between porphyry-Mo and porphyry-Cu deposits? Insights by LA-ICP-MS analysis of fluid inclusions from Cave Peak and Santa Rita [abstract] |
| 6 4:10 pm | Gillian Grun & others | ETH Zurich | Distribution and orientation of veins in the Bingham porphyry Cu-Mo-Au deposit, Utah [abstract] |
| 7 4:35 pm | Robert Moritz | University of Geneva | From compression to extension: Late Cretaceous to Tertiary geodynamics and metallogeny of the Tethyan arc in southeastern Europe [abstract] |
| Thursday, Sept. 27, 8:30 am to noon: Session 7- Epithermal Systems, Eric Jensen, Session Chair |
| 1 8:30 am | Jeff Hedenquist | Consultant | Keynote: Exploration for epithermal gold deposits: Potential causes of mineralized versus barren systems [abstract] | |
| 2 9:05 am | Eric Jensen & others | University of Arizona |
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| 3 9:30 am | Paul Spry | Iowa State University | A genetic relationship among epithermal gold tellurides, calderas, and the Viti Levu lineament, Fiji [abstract] | |
| 4 9:55 am | Jacqueline Blackwell & others | Australian Research Council Centre for Excellence in Ore Deposit Research, University of Tasmania | Alkalic epithermal and porphyry-style mineralization, Ladolam, Lihir Island, Papua New Guinea [abstract] | |
| 5 10:45 am | Yasushi Watanabe & others | Geological Survey of Japan, AIST | Hydraulic fracturing model for the Hishikari epithermal gold veins in Japan: Implication for extremely high-grade gold ores [abstract] | |
| 6 11:10 am | Robert Thomason | X-Cal Resources Ltd. | Evolution of the Sleeper Gold Property, Humboldt County, Nevada [abstract] | |
| 7 11:35 am | Amber Henry | University of British Columbia | Epithermal and porphyry deposits of the Cowal district, Macquarie Arc, New South Wales: alkalic mineralization? [abstract] |
| Thursday, Sept. 27, 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Session 10- Volcanic Hosted Massive Sulfide Deposits, John Slack, Session Chair |
| 1 1:30 pm | Mark D. Hannington | University of Ottawa | Keynote: The metallogeny of modern submarine volcanic arcs and implications for ancient volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits [abstract] |
| 2 2:05 pm | Stephen J. Piercey | Laurentian University | Geology of Paleozoic volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposits of the northern Canadian Cordillera [abstract] |
| 3 2:30 pm | Cynthia Dusel-Bacon & others | U.S. Geological Survey | VMS deposits of the peralkaline-hosted Bonnifield and calc-alkaline-hosted Delta districts, east-central Alaska [abstract] |
| 4 2:55 pm | William McClelland | University of Idaho | Timing and tectonic setting of volcanic-hosted massive sulfide deposits in the Ambler District, Alaska, USA [abstract] |
| 5 3:45 pm | J. Bruce Gemmell | CODES, University of Tasmania | The spectrum of volcanic-hosted massive sulfide (VHMS) deposits: the Australian perspective [abstract] |
| 6 4:10 pm | John Slack & others | U.S. Geological Survey | Deep ocean redox state in the Late Paleoproterozoic: Insights from VMS-related exhalites in Arizona and New Mexico [abstract] |
| 7 4:35 pm | Miguel A. Miranda-Gasca | Linear Gold Corporation | The VMS deposits of Mexico [abstract] |
| Friday, Sept. 28, 8:30 am to noon: Session 13- SW Pacific Ore Deposits, Bruce Gemmell, Session Chair |
| 1 8:30 am | J. Bruce Gemmell & AMIRA P588 Team | CODES, University of Tasmania | Keynote: Exploration implications of hydrothermal alteration associated with epithermal Au-Ag deposits [abstract] |
| 2 9:05 am | David Cooke | University of Tasmania | Porphyry and epithermal deposits of the SW Pacific Region [abstract] |
| 3 9:30 am | Graham Begg | BHP Billiton | Gold and tectonics: A dynamic link [abstract] |
| 4 9:55 am | Anthony Christie & others | GNS Science | Progress towards understanding the variability in style of epithermal Au-Ag deposits of the Hauraki Goldfield, Coromandel Volcanic Zone, New Zealand [abstract] |
| 5 10:45 am | Patrick Waters | Anglo American Exploration Philippines Inc | Geological setting and mineral deposits of the Baguio Mineral District, northern Luzon, Philippines [abstract] |
| 6 11:10 am | Bronto Sutopo & others | CODES, University of Tasmania | The Martabe high sulfidation Au-Ag deposits, Sumatra, Indonesia [abstract] |
| 7 11:35 am | Terry Hoschke | Newmont Australia Limited | Geophysical signatures of Cu-Au porphyries and epithermal gold deposits [abstract] |
| Friday, Sept. 28, 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Session 17- NW Pacific Ore Deposits, Warren Nokelberg, Session Chair |
| 1 1:30 pm | Warren J. Nokleberg & others | US Geological Survey (retired) | Keynote: Tectonic origins of major metallogenic events in the circum-North Pacific [abstract] | |
| 2 2:05 pm | Thomas Bundtzen & others |
| Comparisons between Cretaceous-Tertiary gold-silver-polymetallic metallogenic provinces of northeast Russia and the Alaska-Yukon Regions, Circum North-Pacific [abstract] | |
| 3 2:30 pm | Nikolay A. Goryachev | Russian Academy of Sciences | Granitoid-related and granitoid-hosted Au lode deposits of northeast Asia [abstract] | |
| 4 2:55 pm | Alexander Obolenskiy & others | Institute of Geology and Mineralogy | Metallogeny of Hg, Sb and Au-Hg deposits in the Pacific active continental margins [abstract] | |
| 5 3:45 pm | Gerel Ochir |
| Metallogenesis of granite-hosted ore deposits of Mongolia [abstract] | |
| 6 4:10 pm | Jingwen Mao & others | China Academy of Geological Sciences | Tectonic implications from Re-Os dating of Mesozoic molybdenum deposits in the East Qinling - Dabie Orogenic Belt [abstract] | |
| 7 4:35 pm | Masatsugu Ogasawara & others | Geological Survey of Japan | Tectonic framework of metallogenic events in the Japanese Islands [abstract] |
| Saturday, Sept. 29, 8:30 am to noon: Session 21- North American Ore Deposits, Jean Cline, Session Chair |
| 1 8:30 am | Robert Kerrich & others | Keynote: Geodynamic setting of North American metallogenic provinces [abstract] | |
| 2 9:05 am | Rich Goldfarb and others | U.S. Geological Survey | Orogenic gold and evolution of the Cordilleran Orogen [abstract] |
| 3 9:30 am | Tom McCandless | Ashton Mining of Canada Inc | Kimberlites and other primary host rocks for diamond in North America [abstract] |
| 4 9:55 am | James Lang & others | Lang Geoscience Incorporated | The super-giant Pebble Copper-Gold-Molybdenum Porphyry Deposit, southwest Alaska [abstract] |
| 5 10:45 am | John Muntean | University of Nevada, Reno | Exploration for Carlin-types deposits in a mature terrain: Maintaining Nevada's gold rush [abstract] |
| 6 11:10 am | David Thomas & others | Cameco | Unconformity uranium deposits of the Athabasca Basin, Canada: with a focus on the world class McArthur River deposit [abstract] |
| 7 11:35 am | Karen Wenrich & Spencer Titley | Consultant | Uranium exploration in northern Arizona breccia pipes in the 21st Century: Successes and failures [abstract] |
| Saturday, Sept. 29, 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Session 24- South American Ore Deposits, Rueben Padilla, Session Chair |
| 1 1:30 pm | Dick Tosdal & others | University of British Columbia | Keynote: Sources of and fluid escape features associated with polymetallic carbonate rock-hosted ore deposits in central Peru [abstract] |
| 2 2:05 pm | Isabelle Chambefort & John Dilles | Oregon State University | Sulfate-saturated volcanic sequence: the origin of the water and sulfur in the Yanacocha high-sulfidation epithermal gold deposit, Peru [abstract] |
| 3 2:30 pm | Ben Jones | BHP Billiton/CODES, University of Tasmania | Antapaccay Porphyry Cu-Au Deposit: A product of Andean tectonism and
evolving magmatism, Late Eocene-Early Oligocene Abancay Batholith,
Altiplano, southern Peru [abstract] |
| 4 2:55 pm | Ron Luethe & Artemio Chirre | Xstrata Peru | Las Bambas - A Developing porphyry/skarn district, Peru [abstract] |
| 5 3:45 pm | Jose Perello & others | Antofagasta Minerals | Los Pelambres, Chile: Recent advances in the geology and evolution of a major Cu-Mo and Cu-Au porphyry system [abstract] |
| 6 4:10 pm | Craig McEwan | Barrick Gold Corporation | Giant high sulphidation deposits in Latin America: Similarities and differences [abstract] |
| 7 4:35 pm | Robert Shaw | AngloGold Ashanti | Metalo-tectonic analysis of the Meso - Cenozoic of Colombia [abstract] |
| SPECIAL SESSION: Thursday, September 27, 8:30 am to noon: Session 8- Mining Life Cycles: From Exploration to Reclamation, Presidio I-II Ballroom, Debra Struhsacker, Session Chair |
| 1 8:30 am | Dirk van Zyl | University of Nevada, Reno | Keynote: Integrated approach to mine life cycle systems [abstract] |
| 2 9:05 am | Debra Struhsacker | Consultant | Geological data collected at the beginning of the mining life cycle are critical in predicting and mitigating environmental impacts from mining [abstract] |
| 3 9:30 am | Bob Seal | US Geological Survey | Geoenvironmental models as the link between economic geology and environmental behavior: an ounce of prevention and a pound of cure [abstract] |
| 4 9:55 am | John Rickus | Resolution Copper | Sustainability in mining [abstract] |
| 5 10:45 am | Corolla Hoag | SRK Consulting (U.S.), Inc. | Geologic data collection to meet the changing demands of the mining life cycle [abstract] |
| 6 11:10 am | Jeffrey Parker & Terry Braun | BHP Copper Inc. | San Manuel a legacy of mining, reclamation and sustainable development [abstract] |
| Cori Hoag | SRK | San Manuel | |
| 7 11:35 am | Steve Box & others | US Geological Survey | Fate of historic metal releases from the Coeur d'Alene mining district, northern Idaho [abstract] |
| SPECIAL SESSION: Thursday, September 27, 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Session 11- Mineral deposit life cycles: from crustal processes to mining, Robert Kamilli, Session Chair |
| 1 1:30 pm | Mark Barton & others | University of Arizona | Keynote: Porphyry Copper Porphyry Copper Life Cycles: Challenges and Opportunities in Southwestern North America [abstract] |
| 2 2:05 pm | Keith Long | U.S. Geological Survey | The economic life-cycle of porphyry copper mining [abstract] |
| 3 2:30 pm | Gordon Haxel & others | U.S. Geological Survey | Geochemical Mass-Balance Modeling of the Upper Crust of the Arizona Porphyry Copper Province, Ray Region, Southeast Arizona: Initial Results [abstract] |
| 4 2:55 pm | Karen Bolm & Tim Hayes | U.S. Geological Survey | Using alluvial basin groundwater chemistry to map dispersion from porphyry copper deposits in Arizona [abstract] |
| 5 3:45 pm | Eric Seedorff | University of Arizona | The end of detachment faults, with applications to porphyry copper systems in southern Arizona [abstract] |
| 6 4:10 pm | Adam Schwarz | Resolution Copper Company | Geology of the Resolution Porphyry Cu-Mo System [abstract] |
| 7 4:35 pm | Bruce Wilkinson & Stephen Kesler (speaker) | University of Michigan | Model-based estimate of global copper resources [abstract] |
| SPECIAL SESSION: Friday, September 28, 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Session 18- Southwest US and Mexican Ore Deposits, Peter Megaw, Session Chair |
| 1 1:30 pm | Spencer Titley & Lukas Zurcher | University of Arizona | Keynote: Geology and ore deposits of the trans-border region, southwestern North America [abstract] | |
| 2 2:05 pm | Peter Megaw | IMDEX Inc. | Geologic framework, ore deposits and exploration of the Fresnillo trend, Zacatecas, Mexico [abstract] | |
| 3 2:30 pm | James Lyons | University of Texas, Austin |
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| 4 2:55 pm | Paul Lindberg | Consulting Geologist | Early Proterozoic volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits, Jerome, Arizona [abstract] | |
| 5 3:45 pm | Victor Valencia | University of Arizona | Re-thinking
the metallogenesis of the southwestern North America porphyry copper
province: New insights from U-Pb and Re-Os geochronology of Mexican
porphyry copper deposits [abstract] | |
| 6 4:10 pm | Dean Riley & others | The Aerospace Corporation | Mineral mapping from copper porphyry exploration using multispectral satellite and hyperspectral airborne sensors [abstract] | |
| 7 4:35 pm | Jamie Wilkinsonr | Imperial College London | Metal budgets of magmatic-hydrothermal ore fluids [abstract] |
| SPECIAL SESSION: Saturday, September 25, 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Session 25- New Discoveries and Exploration Frontiers, Murray Hitzman, Session Chair |
| 1 1:30 pm | Murray Hitzman | Colorado School of Mines | Keynote: New discoveries and exploration frontiers at the beginning of the 21st Century [abstract] |
| 2 2:05 pm | Karen Lund | U.S. Geological Survey | Zig-zag geometry of Rodinia rift segments, Canada to Nevada: implications for mineral deposit settings [abstract] |
| 3 2:30 pm | Dean Rossell | Kennecott Exploration | The Eagle nickel-copper deposit: Marquette County, Michigan [abstract] |
| 4 2:55 pm | Alejandro Kakarieka & Steven Bussey | Sociedad Contractual Minera El Toqui, S.A. | Geologic setting of the El Toqui Zinc Skarn District, Chile [abstract] |
| 5 3:45 pm | Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse | NovaGold | Genesis of the Galore Creek copper-gold-silver porphyry system[abstract] |
| 6 4:10 pm | Mark Cruise & others | Cardero Resource Corp. | Baja California, Mexico – New IOCG Discoveries in a Frontier District [abstract] |
| 7 4:35 pm | Alexander I. Khanchuk & others | Far East Geological Institute | Prospects for noble metals deposit in graphite bearing metamorphic rocks of the Khanka terrane, Russian Far East [abstract] |
| ECONOMIC GEOLOGY POSTER & CORE SHACK SESSION (listed alphabetically by first author): Session 27 |
| 1 | Zachary Artz | University of Nevada-Las Vegas | Exploring the link between magmatism and Carlin-type mineralization: A case study at Cortez, Nevada [abstract] |
| 2 | Mark D. Barton & others | University of Arizona | A Cordilleran perspective on fluid sources for Fe-oxide(-Cu-Au) (IOCG) systems: Geologic and isotopic constraints from the Copiapo area, Chile [abstract] |
| 3 | Adam Bath & others | University of Tasmania | “Net textured” Cu-Fe sulfides associated with apatite in biotite clinopyroxenite from the Lorraine deposit, BC: magmatic or enigmatic porphyry mineralization? [abstract] |
| 4 | Thomas Bissig | Universidad Catolica del Norte, Antofagasta | Contrasting landscape evolution and development of supergene enrichment in the El Salvador, Potrerillos and La Coya porphyry Cu-Au districts, Northern Chile [abstract] |
| 5 | Katrin Breitsprecher & others | University of British Columbia | Lu-Hf, Pb-Pb, Sm-Nd, and Rb-Sr isotope geochemistry of Mesozoic porphyry intrusions, Quesnel terrane, southern British Columbia, Canada [abstract] |
| 6 | Quentin Browne | Teck Cominco American Inc. | Characteristics of phyllic alteration and mineralization in late-stage porphyry dikes in the North Silver Bell Deposit, Pima County, AZ [abstract] |
| 7 | Zhaoshan Chang | University of Tasmania | Unusual Zn-Au mineralization at the Caijiaying Mine, Hebei, China [abstract] |
| 8 | Huayong Chen & others | Queen's University | The giant Mesozoic Marcona - Mina Justa iron-copper district, south-central Perú: Implications for the definition and genesis of "IOCG" mineralization [abstract] |
| 9 | Massimo Chiaradia | University of Geneva | Adakitic rocks of Ecuador and their potential to form porphyry-style deposits [abstract] |
| 10 | Ana Liza Cuison | University of Tasmania | Mineralization and alteration at Ridgeway Deeps, part of an alkalic porphyry copper-gold deposit, Cadia District, New South Wales, Australia [abstract] |
| 11 | Baljinnyam Delgertsogt | Mineral Resources and Petroleum Authority of Mongolia | Mineral potential of the Shuteen structure [abstract] |
| 12 | Christopher Eastoe | University of Arizona | Sulfate isotopes as indicators of hydrothermal fluid origin in southwest North America porphyry copper deposits [abstract] |
| 13 | Amy Eichenlaub & others | Bell Resources Corporation | Exploration of genetic links between breccia pipes and porphyry copper deposits in a Laramide hydrothermal system, Sombrero Butte, Pinal County, Arizona [abstract] |
| 14 | Abraham Escalante | Unversity of British Columbia | Distal alteration and source of fluids in the Ag-Mn-Pb-Zn Rosa Vein and associated replacement deposits at Uchucchacua, Peru [abstract] |
| 15 | Jim Essman | Newmont | Stratigraphic and structural controls on the distribution of mineralization at the Tara Carlin-type gold deposit, Eureka and Elko Counties, Nevada [abstract] |
| 16 | Kurt Friehauf | Kutztown University | Iron-sulfur redox and its effect on sulfur isotope fractionation in carbonate-hosted Cu-Au replacement ores, Superior, Arizona [abstract] |
| 18 | Lora Griffin & Jean Cline | University of Nevada, Las Vegas | Characterization of Minerals Associated with Gold Deposition in Carlin Deposits, Northern Nevada [abstract] |
| 20 | Gordon B. Haxel & others | U.S. Geological Survey | Comparative global production of the chemical elements, a geochemical perspective; and the concept of underutilized elements [abstract] |
| 21 | Meghan Jackson & others | University of British Columbia | Igneous rocks related to brecciation and mineralization in the Mount Polley alkalic Cu-Au porphyry system, British Columbia [abstract] |
| 22 | Paul Jago & others | University of British Columbia | Mt. Milligan- Tilting and structural juxtaposition of Cu-rich potassic and Au-rich assemblages providing a 3-D view of an alkalic porphyry system [abstract] |
| 23 | Susan Karl | U.S. Geological Survey | Evolution of the Alexander terrane oceanic arc, southeast Alaska, reflected in Neoproterozoic to Triassic rift-associated VMS deposits [abstract] |
| 24 | David A. Keeler | University of Arizona | Structural dismemberment of Copper Basin, Battle Mountain Mining District, north-central Nevada [abstract] |
| 25 | Ken Krahulec | Utah Geological Survey | Tertiary copper, molybdenum, and related systems, Utah Batholith, Altiplano, Southern Peru [abstract] |
| 26 | Douglas C. Kreiner & others | University of Arizona | Minor element compositions of pyrite and epidote-group minerals from IOCG deposits, Copiapo, Chile [abstract] |
| 27 | Adam L. Lambert | University of Texas at Austin | The heavy sulfide zone, marginal breccia, and banded clay of the Grasberg igneous complex, Papua, Indonesia [abstract] |
| 28 | James Lang | Lang Geoscience Inc | The Xietongmen Copper-Gold Porphyry District – A major new discovery in the Tibet Autonomous Region, Peoples Republic of China [abstract] |
| 29 | Robert Lee | Oregon State University | Reassessing the absolute ages of Porphyry Copper Intrusions at El Salvador, Chile using SHRIMP-RG U/Pb zircon ages [abstract] |
| 30 | Xiaofeng Li | Institute of Mineral Resources, CAGS | Hydrothermal alteration and mineralization of Middle Jurassic Dexing porphyry Cu-Mo deposit, Southeast China: Geochemical and H-O-C-S isotopic constraints [abstract] |
| 31 | M. Amelia Logan | Smithsonian Institution | Au-rich skarns associated with Miocene volcanism of the modern non-volcanic region of shallow subduction in the Central Andes [abstract] |
| 32 | David J. Maher & others | University of Arizona | Extreme (>100%) continental extension by superposition of half-grabens in the Globe-Miami-Superior-Ray area, Arizona [abstract] |
| 33 | Erin Marsh | US Geological Survey | New constraints on the timing of gold formation in the Sierra Foothills Province, central California [abstract] |
| 34 | Virginia T. McLemore | New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, New Mexico Tech | Geochemistry and statistical analyses of volcanic epithermal veins at the Carlisle and Center Mines, Steeple Rock District, New Mexico and Arizona [abstract] |
| 35 | Janina Micko | University of British Columbia | Distribution of Alteration and Sulfide Mineralization in the Central Zone of Galore Creek, Northwestern British Columbia [abstract] |
| 36 | Nick Mortimer | GNS Science | New Zealand mineral prospectivity in a SW Pacific tectonic context [abstract] |
| 37 | Heidi E. Pass & others | University of Tasmania | Zonation and infill of breccia-hosted mineralization within an alkalic porphyry Cu-Au deposit, Mount Polley, BC, Canada [abstract] |
| 38 | Lucia Patterson & John Muntean | University of Nevada, Reno | District-scale distribution of trace elements across a Carlin-type gold district: Jerritt Canyon, Nevada [abstract] |
| 38A | Jose Perello | Antofagasta Minerals S.A. | Porphyry copper deposit size controlled by regional structural style: Examples from the middle Eocene-early Oligocene belt of southern Peru and northern Chile [abstract] |
| 39 | Howard Poulsen | Consulting geologist, Ottawa, Ontario | San Franciso Gold Deposit, Santa Ana Region, Sonora, Mexico: Laramide orogenic, intrusion-related mineralization? [abstract] |
| 40 | Alan Rice | American Musuem of Natural History | Finite element modelling of hydrothermal processes [abstract] |
| 41 | Matthew Riederer & Phillip Brown | University of Wisconsin - Madison | Fluid inclusion study of the Midas low-sulfidation epithermal Au-Ag deposit, Elko County, NV [abstract] |
| 42 | Dean Riley & others | The Aerospace Corporation | Mineral mapping of Copper Porphyry deposits with quartz-feldspathic and carbonate-rich wall-rock using SEBASS: examples from Mineral Park, Arizona and Yerington, Nevada [abstract] |
| 44 | Daniel P Russin & others | University of Arizona | The Dos Pobres porphyry Cu(-Au-Mo) deposit: a petrographic and geochemical study of hypogene veins and alteration assemblages [abstracts] |
| 45 | Abhisit Salam | University of Tasmania | Geological setting, alteration, mineralization and geochronology of Chatree epithermal gold-silver deposit, Phetchabun Province, central Thailand [abstract] |
| 46 | Philip Schutte | University of Geneva | Geochronology and geochemistry of Tertiary intrusions associated with porphyry-type deposits in Ecuador [abstract] |
| 47 | Eric Seedorff & others | University of Arizona | Roots zones of porphyry systems - Extending the porphyry model to depth [abstract] |
| 48 | Andrew Shannon | University of British Columbia | Volcanic architecture of a part of the Archean Hope Bay Greenstone Belt, Nunavut, Canada [abstract] |
| 49 | Adam Simmons | University of British Columbia | Hydrothermal evolution of high sulfidation mineral assemblage bearing epithermal veins, Thorn Au-Ag-Cu prospect, northwest British Columbia, Canada [abstract] |
| 50 | University of Nevada Las Vegas | Is magmatic vapor the sole agent for porphyry mineralization? [abstract] | |
| 51 | Abigail Stephens | Oregon State University | The Lights Creek stock copper deposits: porphyry copper or evaporitic-source copper iron-oxide mineralization? [abstract] |
| 52 | Sabina Strmic Palinkas | University of Zagreb | Geochemistry of sulfides from Pb-Zn-Ag hydrothermal-metasomatic deposit Stari Trg, Trepca, Kosovo [abstract] |
| 53 | Michiel van Dongen & others | Monash University | The world's youngest giant porphyry Cu-Au deposit: geochemistry and geochronology of the OK Tedi, Papua New Guinea [abstract] |
| 54 | Victoria Vry | Imperial College | Microanalysis of ore forming fluids at El Teniente: Insights into the genesis of a supergiant porphyry copper deposit [abstract] |
| 55 | Ian Warren & Stuart Simmons | Meridian Gold Company | Bonanza-grade epithermal Au-Ag mineralization at El Peñón, northern Chile [abstract] |
| 56 | Malissa Washburn | University of British Columbia | Post-mineral sedimentation and Devonian shortening of the Cadia East alkalic porphyry Cu-Au deposit, New South Wales, Australia [abstract] |
| 57 | Philipp Weis | ETH Zurich | Numerical modelling of multiphase fluid flow in ore-forming hydrothermal systems [abstract] |
| 58 | Abdolmajid Yaghubpur | Tarbiat Moalem University | The spatial distribution of some copper deposits of Iran [abstract] |
| 59 | Greg Zellner | University of Nevada-Las Vegas | Source of ore fluids and conditions of mineralization at Bullard Pass, Yavapai County, Arizona [abstract] |
| 60 | Wojciech Zukowski | University of Tasmania | The E41 gold prospect, Cowal district, NSW - transitional porphyry-epithermal mineralisation in an alkalic mineral province [abstract] |
| 61 | Lukas Zurcher | University of Arizona | Regional controls on Laramide porphyry systems in western Mexico [abstract] |
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