Subvolcanic epithermal telluride-bearing gold deposit, consisting of a cryptoexplosive breccia developped in Paleozoic carbonate rocks and Ordovician dolomite, and controlled by an EW-trending listric fault. The deposit is related to the Early Jurassic Tongshi magmatic complex that formed in a continental arc setting on the margin of the North China Craton. The host rocks are porphyritic and consist predominantly of medium- to fine-grained diorite and hornblende-bearing monzonite.
Ref.:
- Qiu, J.S., Wang, D.Z., Ren, Q.J. et al. (1994): The first example of a tellurium-gold type epithermal deposit in China: the Guilaizhuang gold deposit. Geology and Prospecting 30(1), 7-12.
- Chen Yongqing and Zhao Pengda (1998): Zonation in primary halos and geochemical prospecting pattern for the Guilaizhuang gold deposit, eastern China. Nonrenewable Resources 7(1), 37-44.
- Qiu Jiansheng, Wang Dezi, Ren Qijiang, and McInnes, B.I.A. (1999): Metallogeny of Shoshonite-Hosted Copper-Gold Deposits in Middle-South Parts of Tancheng-Lujiang Deep Fault Zone and Its Vicinity, Eastern China. Journal of China University of Geosciences 10(1).
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