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Base Metal Sulfide Deposits in Sedimentary and Volcanic Environments: Proceedings of the DMGGDMBSGAMeeting Aachen, 1985 (Spec,Used
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Research on base metal sulfide deposits is among the oldest and bestdocumented subjects of economic geologists worldwide, c sidering that copper was first mined about 3000 years ago on the island of Cyprus. During the past 10 years, after the exciting discovery of active sulfide formation on the modem ocean floor, a considerable flow of new ideas has stimulated and influenced the discussion of o forming processes for copperzincIead sulfides in sedimentary and volcanic environments. The development of new genetic concepts consequently led to reinterpretation of some apparently wellest lished formation models. This Proceedings Volume contains a collection of carefully selected papers on current research on the geology and metallogeny of base metal sulfide deposits presented as oral or poster contri tions at the DMG (Deutsche Mineralogische Gesellschaft) GDMB (Gesellschaft Deutscher Metallhiitten und Bergleute Fachsektion Lagerstiittenforschung) SGA (Society of Geology Applied to Mineral Deposits) Joint Meeting on Ore Deposits in Aachen, Federal Republic of Germany, September 1619, 1985. Base metal sulfide deposits with different ore compositions occur in a wide variety of geological and lithological settings of almost any age. This has been taken into account in organizing this volume along the lines of classical hostrock classification. The first group of contributions focuses on sedimenthosted base metal sulfide deposits including examples of Kupferschiefer and Copperbelttype, as well as leadzinc mineralization in car nate host rocks.
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