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Lead from
"Leningrad" kimberlite pipe, West Ukukit kimberlite field, Olenyok (Olenek) river basin, Northern Yakutia, Sakha, Russia


Locality type:Pipe
Classification
Species:Lead
Formula:Pb
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Lead data
Locality Data:Click here to view "Leningrad" kimberlite pipe, West Ukukit kimberlite field, Olenyok (Olenek) river basin, Northern Yakutia, Sakha, Russia
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:974241
Long-form Identifier:1:3:974241:3
GUID (UUID V4):c12deba7-23d8-482e-970c-12ae229830d9
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placer deposit, western Chukotka, northeastern Russia. It occurs as (1) relatively large (0.2–0.4 mm)...substitution, gold–PGE placer deposit, Baimka, Chukotka, Russia. SOMMAIRE Nous présentons les résultats de plusieurs...gold in the Baimka placer deposit, northeastern Russia (Barkov et al. 1998). Recently, we have conducted...placer deposit associated with the Baimka River (near the River Bol’shoy Anyuy) and located in the Aluchin...Aluchin horst, western Chukotka, northeastern Russia. (1) The Aluchin ophiolite complex, of Permian or Triassic
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peridotites forming nodules, and from xenocrysts in kimberlite (Keays et al., 1981; Stone and Fleet, 1990)....a part of the Jurassic Liguro-Piedmont oceanic basin (Ohnenstetter et al., 1981). These ophiolites show...in Fig. 2. The sample selection was based on the field and petrologic subdivisions defined above. Samples...belt. In the French Alps, the PGM from the Durance river studied by Johan et al. (1990) show some similarities...alloys (tetrauricupride). However, in the Durance river, the abundance of isoferroplatinum, formed at higher
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unusualcobblefrom the "pseudo-conglomerate"ofthe Hatrurim basin, Israel. GSI, Current Research,l-4. Ye'elimite (ideal...Formation, in the southeastern part of Hatrurim basin, west of the Dead Sea, Israel. Microprobe analysison...J'E.S. conspicuoushill and wadi in the Hatrurim basin. Type material is on deposit in the Geochemistry...of copper,zinc, lead, tin and antimony in rocks from the "Leningrad" kimberlite pipe. Doklady Akademii...sampledfrom the kimberlite field in 228 NEW MINERAL NAMES the Olenek River basin. Associatedphasesinclude
 
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