RhodochrositeShanhu Mine, Shanhu W-Sn ore field, Zhongshan Co., Hezhou Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China
Photo: Rob Lavinsky Latitude: 24°20'0"N
Longitude: 111°21'20"E
珊瑚钨锡矿(长营岭钨锡矿床), 珊瑚钨锡矿田, 钟山县, 贺州市, 广西壮族自治区, 中国
Vein-type tungsten-tin deposit.
References
- Weixin Xie, Hongyuan Xia, Shuyi Liang, and Dequan Shuai (1986): A preliminary study on the characteristics of wolframite and its conditions of formation in Shanhu tungsten-tin deposit. Journal of Mineralogy and Petrology 6(2), 25-33.
- Zhenhua Shan and Fenglian Li (1988): Typomorphic characteristic study of cassiterite in the Pinggui tin ore mining district. Geology and Prospecting 24(1), 30-34.
- Kanghuai Liu (1989): Primary geochemical zoning of the Shanhu W-Sn deposit and its prospecting significance. Journal of Guilin Institute of Technology 9(4), 421-430 (in Chinese with English abstract).
- Yunying Shu and Peiling Zhou (1990): The discovery of silver minerals in the Shanhu tungsten-tin ore deposit in Guangxi and their study. Journal of Guilin University of Technology 10(2).
- Jianping Qian, Li Zhang, and Zhong Dong (1993): The determination and significance of ore fluid flow direction in W-Sn deposit of Zhangyingling, Shanhu, Guangxi Province. Geology and Prospecting 29(5), 6-10.
- Zhaochong Zhang, Yuchuan Chen, and Jingwen Mao (1994): Alteration characteristics of enriched B and F granitic rocks and their relations to metallogenesis in northern and eastern Guangxi areas. Geology and Prospecting 30(2), 7, 34-38.
- Qian Wang, Xuexiang Gu, Juxin Tang, Hongyuan Xia, and Shuyi Liang (2002): Occurrence characteristics of associated silver in the Shanhu tungsten-tin ore deposit, Guangxi. Journal of Mineralogy and Petrology 22(2), 35-37.
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