Cordilleran or Butte-type Veins and Replacement Bodies as a Deposit Class in Porphyry Systems
Lluı́s Fontboté, Ronner Bendezú
Abstract
Lluı́s Fontboté, Ronner Bendezú
Abstract
Cordilleran or Butte type polymetallic mineralization in a porphyry-related setting is known in numerous districts. Most of it is largely epithermal, is found in the upper part of the systems, cuts earlier veins with potassic and phyllic alteration assemblages, and occurs as veins, massive replacement bodies, and sulfide-cemented breccias
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Cordilleran or Butte type polymetallic mineralization in a porphyry-related setting is known in numerous districts. Most of it is largely epithermal, is found in the upper part of the systems, cuts earlier veins with potassic and phyllic alteration assemblages, and occurs as veins, massive replacement bodies, and sulfide-cemented breccias
Key concepts: Butte, Breccia, Geology, Mineralization (soil science), Geochemistry, Porphyry copper deposit, Paleontology, Fluid inclusions