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Hetaoqing Cu deposit, Luoci Cu ore field, Wuding Co., Chuxiong Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China

Dongchuan-type copper, hosted in carbonatitic volcanic rocks and pyroclastic sedimentary rocks at the western side of the Wuding-Lufeng volcanic collapsed basin. The ore bodies occur as layers, bands and lenses conformable to the host carbonatitic rocks. The ores usually appear massive, impregnated and granular in carbonatitic rocks, and brecciform and sandy in pyroclastic sedimentary rocks.

References

- Yongbei Zhang, Shihua Sun, Chengyan Xu, Hao Wang, Chongshun Zhao, and Zhihua Zhu (2003): Carbonatitic Volcanic Genesis of Hetaoqing Fe-Cu Deposit in Central Yunnan, China. Resource Geology 53(4), 261-272.
- Yongbei Zhang, Guilan Wang, Jianfeng Nie, Chongshun Zhao, Chengyan Xu, Jiaxiang Qiu, and Hao Wang (2003): Isotopic Ages of the Carbonatitic Volcanic Rocks in the Kunyang Rift Zone in Central Yunnan, China. Acta Geologica Sinica 77(2).

Mineral List

Aegirine-augite
Albite
Ankerite
'Apatite'
Arfvedsonite
Augite
Azurite
Biotite
Bornite
Calcite
Carrollite
Chalcocite
Chalcopyrite
'Chlorite Group'
Cobaltite
Dolomite
Hematite
'Hornblende'
Limonite
Magnetite
Malachite
Molybdenite
Phlogopite
Pyrite
Skinnerite
Tenorite


26 entries listed. 21 valid minerals.

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