Zorro: early Jurassic intrusion-related gold (IRG) mineralization in the oldest, western-most segment of the Andean Cordillera of Northern Chile

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Zorro: early Jurassic intrusion-related gold (IRG) mineralization in the oldest, western-most segment of the Andean Cordillera of Northern Chile

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The El Zorro gold district is the most recent gold discovery in the Coastal Cordillera of northern Chile. Ternera is the largest deposit in the district with total resources currently estimated at 1.282 Moz. New geology, geochemistry and geochronology data indicate that hydrothermal mineralization is mostly hosted within felsic to intermediate, ilmenite-bearing calc-alkaline dikes and stocks of the Upper Triassic to Lower Jurassic Relincho Pluton, and some of the adjacent Devonian to Carbonif...

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Fritis, Eduardo / Oliver, Nicholas HS / Rowe, Michael C / Rowland, JR / Reeves, Zeffron C / Huang, Huiqing

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0402 Geochemistry / 0403 Geology / 0404 Geophysics / 3703 Geochemistry / 3705 Geology

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