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	MARCH-APRIL, 1971 The Bolivian Tin-Silver No. 2 Province F. S. TURNEAURE Abstract The tin-silver provinceof...shownin Figure • •ARGENTINA 2. Akhoughthe deepfaultsprobablyinfluencedthe F' •Pirquitas paleogeography of...determinations of interbeddedvol- THE BOLIVIAN TIN-SILVER PROVINCE • .•, 660 (j•.L__ok_ .e• ,. 'Tiffcoco.•:'L•...Sorata to the Pirquitas Turneaure, 1960). In this district andesitcflows are mine in Argentina,a distanceof...is less abundant. Bismuthinite and Chocayaand Pirquitas. The typical ore contains nativebismuthare characteristic
	*Turner, Juan Carlos M. (1970) The andes of northwestern Argentina. Geologische Rundschau, 59 (3) 1028-1063 doi:10.1007/bf02042283*	Journal (article/letter/editorial)
	Aufs/itze The Andes of Northwestern Argentina ) By JUANCARLOSM. TURNER,Buenos Aires ) With 8 figures...geologischen Kenntnisse dar. Die Anden yon Salta und Jujuy* einerseits und die Puna andererseits sind die beiden...The area studied comprises the Andes of Salta and Jujuy and the Puna; these geographical regions approximately...point de vue g6ographique, les Andes de Salta et Jujuy et la Puna qui correspondent approximativement aux...Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1028 J. c. M. TURNEll - - The Andes of Northwestern Argentina Le Pr~cambrien
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	Ramirez de Velasco 847, Buenos Aires (1414), Argentina. El procesamiento estadfstico de las megafracturas...megafracturas y tineamientos de los territorios de La Argentina, Chile y Uruguay y ia determinaci6n de las orientaciones...Central Chile. O n e of these deposits, the E1 Soldado Mine, was studied for more than 'two years for the purpose...crossing a frontier largely accepted by E1 Soldado mine personnel as totally barren. The success of such...same concepts that were utilized in the E1 Soldado mine. The assessment indicated the possibility of finding
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	PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON : 1969 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WALTER J. HICKEL, Secretary ...__________________________________________ _ Argentina---------------------------------------------------Brazil...Alaska 2. Manley Hot Springs, Alaska 3. Sullivan mine, British Columbia, Canada 4. New Brunswick area...Tex. 8. Black Range district, New Mexico 9. Climax mine, Colorado 10. Gorman area, California SOUTH AMERICA...deposits have produced enormous amounts of tin; one mine at Llallagua, Bolivia, produced over 500,000 tons
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	Ansehrift des Verfassers: Prof. U. PETERSEN, Department of Geological Seienees, Harvard University, 20...broad sense that the expression "metallogenic province" is used in this paper. When all deposits of various... In this regard, the expression "metallogenie province" is used in a rather restricted sense. Even so...most of the area east of the Cordillera north of Argentina. The Patagonian portion of the Andes has remained...are adequate for the purpose at hand, i. e.: Argentina: GAaCIA (1945); AHLFELD and ANGELELLI(1948); ANGELELLI(1950);
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	*Shanks, W.C. Pat, Kimball, Bryn E., Tolcin, Amy C., Guberman, David E. (2017) Germanium and indium. Professional Paper* Vol. 1802 (1802i) US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/pp1802i**	Report (issue)
	Future Supply Professional Paper 1802–I U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey Periodic...Paper 1802–I U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Department of the Interior RYAN.............................................. I15 Mine Waste Characteristics........................................................................ I19 Mine Closure...........................................Abbreviations and Symbols °C degree Celsius AMD acid mine drainage CIGS copper-indium-gallium-diselenide
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	soon progressed to shallow depth, resulting in a mine. The numbers of mines and intensity of ACCEPTED...colonialism, modern economic booms (Belich, 2009). Active mine numbers and sizes skyrocketed during two World Wars...rapidly growing number of mineral discoveries and mine establishment was partly driven by the discovery...of conquests and non-military acquisitions. But mine importance and fame did not necessarily correspond...secondary literature. For example, the Agua Rica (Argentina) resources quoted by Landtwing et al. (2002) could
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	Nacional de Salta, Buenos Aires 177, 4400-Salta, Argentina c Departamento de Geología, Universidad de Huelva...northern margin of Gondwana, but became aborted in Argentina. © 2008 International Association for Gondwana...the Eastern Puna eruptive belt In northwestern Argentina, the Cambro-Ordovician magmatism (Famatinian Cycle;...near 17° S in Bolivia to near 27° S in Catamarca province (eastern magmatic belt in Fig. 4). This belt can...4. Simplified geological map of northwestern Argentina showing the distribution of the Palaeozoic magmatic
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	total discovery of 1608 Gb. A number very close to mine. In doing all this, I had to define what I was talking...Spain E-mail: pmartinez@samca.com Abstract In Argentina and Chile, the industrial minerals are still relegated...minerfa metalica, en los ultimos anos tanto en Argentina como en Chile se esta experimentado un periodo...the Mining Investment Law No. 24,196 I n 1989 Argentina was located in the 5th place among the countries...world in the position ns41. With the In 1989 Argentina was located in the 5th place among the countries