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Geological characteristics of Pangjiagou silver polymetallic deposit and its genesis

Jia Ji-biao

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Pangjiagou silver polymetallic deposit is jointly controlled by fracture and lithology.The ore species and genesis of ore are typical in North Hebei region.Its genesis was analyzed and studied according to the geological characteristics of the deposit.It was concluded that the deposit belongs to thermal deposit of Late Yanshanian period.

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Pangjiagou silver polymetallic deposit is jointly controlled by fracture and lithology.The ore species and genesis of ore are typical in North Hebei region.Its genesis was analyzed and studied according to the geological characteristics of the deposit.It was concluded that the deposit belongs to thermal deposit of Late Yanshanian period.

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Pangjiagou silver polymetallic deposit is jointly controlled by fracture and lithology.The ore species and genesis of ore are typical in North Hebei region.Its genesis was analyzed and studied according to the geological characteristics of the deposit.It was concluded that the deposit belongs to thermal deposit of Late Yanshanian period.

Key concepts: Geology, Lithology, Geochemistry, Mining engineering, Polymetallic replacement deposit, Paleontology, Fluid inclusions, Hydrothermal circulation

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