 | | Book | | IN SEDIMENTOLOGY 26 CLAYS AND CLAY MINERALS OF JAPAN FURTHER TITLES IN THIS SERIES VOLUMES 1 , 2 ...IN SEDIMENTOLOGY 26 CLAYS AND CLAY MINERALS OF JAPAN Edited by TOSHIQ SUDQ Emeritus Professor, Tokyo...Geoscience, University of Tsukuba, Ibaragi Pref. 300-31, Japan 1978 KODANSHA LTD. Tokyo ELSEVIER SCIENTIF PUBLISHING...under t i t l e : Clays and c l a y minerals of Japan. (Developments i n sedimentology ; 26) (Kodansha...Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Clay--Japan. 2. Clay minerals--Japan. I. SudO, Toshio, 191111. Shimcda, |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | The and and the isotopic in deposit be acid so-called deposit to the ore in are disseminated...disseminated pyrite, in the deposit, minerals offer tion. * ** is in paper, are all described ... are belt is rather ore less is less of deposit than is that noteworthy listed up, in of...activity. Barite are mineral the masses deposit. of minerals and in volcanic lenticular physico-chemical...stratiform occurring of ore) sulfide marcasite, deposit, and calcalkaline and the ores; deposition |  | | Book | | been carried out. Epithermal vein-type deposits in Japan have also been well-studied. More than 1,000 papers...on Kuroko and epithermal vein-type deposits in Japan will be summarized in Chapter 1. The descriptions...study epithermal vein-type and Kuroko deposits in Japan. I learned from them an importance of the integration...fluid inclusion studies of vein-type deposits in Japan were especially valid and useful to writing this...On the origin of Kuroko of the Kosaka mine. J. Geol. Soc. Japan, 26, 107-132 (in Japanese). Ohmoto, H |  | | Book (edition) | | gangue mineral may be considered as waste in one deposit and as ore mineral in another (e.g., hedenbergite)...particular sample derives from the stockwork of such a deposit, it will normally contain amorphous silica/opal...hydrothermal equivalents (e.g., JADE deposit, Okinawa Trough, Japan). Thus, metasomatic/metamorphic overprinting...mineral inventory available elsewhere. Further deposit descriptions originated from: binn.strahlen.org...chalcopyrite (yellow) from a fossil Kuroko-type deposit, as seen on the left; colloform amorphous silica |
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