FluoriteBanpo Mine, Dushan Co., Qiannan Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, China
Photo: Rob Lavinsky Latitude: 25°49'20"N
Longitude: 107°37'30"E
半坡锑矿, 独山县, 黔南布依族苗族自治州, 贵州省, 中国
Sedimentary-hydrothermal reworked stratabound antimony deposit, hosted in Devonian quartz sandstone and carbonaceous schist.
NOTE: None of the Chinese references lists fluorite as occurring here.
References
- Yunliang Cui, Shichang Jin, and Xuekun Wang (1995): Metallogenic conditions and prospecting criteria of Sb deposit in Dushan area of Guizhou. Geology and Prospecting 31(3), 24-30.
- Xuekun Wang (1995): Geochemical characteristics of the Dushan reworked antimony deposits, Guizhou. Geological Review 60(1), 61-73.
- Jiayong Pen, Qian Zhang, Shuxun Shao, and Zhong Zhang (1998): On halogen element geochemistry of the Banpo antimony deposit. Geology and Prospecting 34(6), 33-36, 43.
- Guolin Zhang, Jinyan Yao, and Xiangping Gu (1999): Inclusions characteristics and geochemistry of minerals in main type antimony deposits in China. Geology and Prospecting 35(6), 4-8.
- Qian Jianping, Yang Guoqing, and Li Shaoyou (2000): Geological and geochemical characteristics and tectono-dynamic hydrothermal metallogenesis of Dushan antimony ore field, Guizhou. Geology-Geochemistry 28(2), 56-60.
- Zhongguo Jin, Tagen Dai, Hong Jiang, and Xinglong Chen (2004): Geochemical characteristics and depth prospecting prediction of Banpo antimony deposit in Dushan County, Guizhou Province. Geology and Prospecting 40(6), 24-27.
- Ottens, B. (2005): Chinese fluorite. Mineralogical Record 36, 59-68.
- Ottens, B. (2007): Chinese stibnite: Xikuangshan, Lushi, Wuning and other localities. Mineralogical Record 38(1), 3-17.
Mineral List
8 entries listed. 7 valid minerals.
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