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Genetic Mechanism of Supergene Geochemical Anomalies and Anomaly Interpretation

Zhicai Chen

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In general,interpretation and assessment of geochemical anomalies are based on anomaly intensity.This paper advocates combining genetic mechanism of supergene geochemical anomalies with geochemical environment and geological setting in order to establish geochemical criteria,enhancing prospecting information.

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In general,interpretation and assessment of geochemical anomalies are based on anomaly intensity.This paper advocates combining genetic mechanism of supergene geochemical anomalies with geochemical environment and geological setting in order to establish geochemical criteria,enhancing prospecting information.

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In general,interpretation and assessment of geochemical anomalies are based on anomaly intensity.This paper advocates combining genetic mechanism of supergene geochemical anomalies with geochemical environment and geological setting in order to establish geochemical criteria,enhancing prospecting information.

Key concepts: Supergene (geology), Anomaly (physics), Geology, Prospecting, Mechanism (biology), Interpretation (philosophy), Geochemistry, Earth science

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