GEOLOGY AND GENESIS OF THE XIAERCHULU GOLD DEPOSIT IN INNER MONGOLIA
LI Feng-Ren1, ZHANG Fu2
1. No. 4 Institute of Geological Exploration, Inner Monglia Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, Jining 010020, Inner Monglia, China; 2. No. 7 Institute of Geological Exploration, Inner Monglia Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, Hohhot 010020, China
Abstract:The Xiaerchulu gold deposit is tectonically located in the Late Paleozoic active continental margin in the Bainaimiao-Wenduermiao ancient landmass. The wall rocks of the deposit involve the metamorphic series of Baiyinbaolage Formation and the biotite granite of Early Triassic. The orebodies occur in the structural fracture zones, controlled by N-S-trending faults. The Au-bearing quartz veins are characterized by expanding, brenching and merging. Study on the mineral assemblage, structure and texture of the ore shows that the mineralization is related to the alterations of silicification, phyllication, pyritization and molybdenitization. The metallogenesis took place under the extensive geodynamic environment. The ore-controlling structures moved in multiple stages. The gold deposit genetically belongs to post-magmatic hydrothermal fluid type.
李凤仁, 张赋. 内蒙古四子王旗夏尔楚鲁金矿床地质特征及成因[J]. 地质与资源, 2012, 21(4): 350-353.
LI Feng-Ren, ZHANG Fu. GEOLOGY AND GENESIS OF THE XIAERCHULU GOLD DEPOSIT IN INNER MONGOLIA. GEOLOGY AND RESOURCES, 2012, 21(4): 350-353.