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Geophysical and Geochemical Characteristics and Geology of Damoqujia Gold Deposit in Longkou of Shandong Province

QU Shao-fei

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Damoqujia gold deposit in Longkou city of Shandong province locates in east part of Yishu fault belt, north part of Zhaoping gold ore-forming belt, and northeast part of Dongfeng gold deposit in Linglong gold field. Major ore-controlling and ore-hosting structures are fault belts with the trend of NE and secondary faults which belong to the host structure. The most favorable parts for gold ore-forming are the zones where two or more fault structures contacted and crossed. Both quartz vein type or altered rock type gold deposits may shows secondary high-resistivity quartz vein or the secondary high-resistivuty silicification belt and sericite-quartz-related belt in the ore-bearing belts. Regional abnormity of these secondary high-resistivty, high-polarization are basic characteristics of vein abnormity in this area. Through analysis on geology, geophysical and geochemical characteristics in this area, ore-prospecting symbol is set up, which will provide basis for further geological exploration.

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Damoqujia gold deposit in Longkou city of Shandong province locates in east part of Yishu fault belt, north part of Zhaoping gold ore-forming belt, and northeast part of Dongfeng gold deposit in Linglong gold field. Major ore-controlling and ore-hosting structures are fault belts with the trend of NE and secondary faults which belong to the host structure. The most favorable parts for gold ore-forming are the zones where two or more fault structures contacted and crossed. Both quartz vein type or altered rock type gold deposits may shows secondary high-resistivity quartz vein or the secondary high-resistivuty silicification belt and sericite-quartz-related belt in the ore-bearing belts. Regional abnormity of these secondary high-resistivty, high-polarization are basic characteristics of vein abnormity in this area. Through analysis on geology, geophysical and geochemical characteristics in this area, ore-prospecting symbol is set up, which will provide basis for further geological exploration.

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Damoqujia gold deposit in Longkou city of Shandong province locates in east part of Yishu fault belt, north part of Zhaoping gold ore-forming belt, and northeast part of Dongfeng gold deposit in Linglong gold field. Major ore-controlling and ore-hosting structures are fault belts with the trend of NE and secondary faults which belong to the host structure. The most favorable parts for gold ore-forming are the zones where two or more fault structures contacted and crossed. Both quartz vein type or altered rock type gold deposits may shows secondary high-resistivity quartz vein or the secondary high-resistivuty silicification belt and sericite-quartz-related belt in the ore-bearing belts. Regional abnormity of these secondary high-resistivty, high-polarization are basic characteristics of vein abnormity in this area. Through analysis on geology, geophysical and geochemical characteristics in this area, ore-prospecting symbol is set up, which will provide basis for further geological exploration.

Key concepts: Geology, Prospecting, Quartz, Geochemistry, Mineralization (soil science), Vein, Fault (geology), Sericite

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