Orogenic gold deposits¶
Groves. (1998). Orogenic gold deposits: A proposed classification in the context of their crustal distribution and relationship to other gold deposit types.
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- Orogenic Belt
- Structural geology and tectonics — the home turf: the belt is the organizing unit from which plate-convergence history is reconstructed, its hinterland-to-foreland polarity, vergence, and brittle-to-ductile gradient supporting palinspastic restoration, suture location, and the timing-and-rate story. Petroleum geology — foreland-basin architecture controls reservoir distribution, and orogenic timing constrains hydrocarbon generation and migration. Mineral-resource geology — the metamorphic-magmatic zonation predicts where orogenic-gold and porphyry-copper systems sit along the belt
This sourceEstablishes the classification of orogenic gold deposits by their position in the crustal and metamorphic architecture of convergent belts.
- Structural geology and tectonics — the home turf: the belt is the organizing unit from which plate-convergence history is reconstructed, its hinterland-to-foreland polarity, vergence, and brittle-to-ductile gradient supporting palinspastic restoration, suture location, and the timing-and-rate story. Petroleum geology — foreland-basin architecture controls reservoir distribution, and orogenic timing constrains hydrocarbon generation and migration. Mineral-resource geology — the metamorphic-magmatic zonation predicts where orogenic-gold and porphyry-copper systems sit along the belt
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