 | | Journal (issue) | | cuprita-Interior (le Ilo. Mina «San Bai-tolo.»-Atacama. 3 1 4ý 5 MENSUAL Mina «Anclacý)Ilo.»-Coquiinbo...47 48 Gallecruilla-Morado. 49 ChañÍrcillito. 50 Atacama. 51 52 841 Atacamita fíbrosa. San José. Labrar...mnaya. 215 Chalcopirita. De IÑipa. 186 Chalcopirita. Mine. «Bajaracoles». Deova-lie. 1Departamento de Coquimbo...boriiita i hematita. Las Condes. 181 Chalcopirita. De Atacama. 247 Chialcopirita con fierro alijista. Las Condes...258 Chalcopirita. Las Condes. 177 Cualcopirita. Mine. «Toldo». Mineral de Gatica. Cobija. 250 Chalcopirita |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | is located in the Coastal Cordillera of northern Chile and southern Peru, where it is part of a volcano-plutonic...Henry in Australia and Candelaria and Mantoverde in Chile. Notwithstanding their modest economic contributions...Position of the central Andean IOCG belt of northern Chile–southern Peru with respect to the Jurassic–Early...Cordillera and immediately adjoining areas of northern Chile and southern Peru (latitudes 13– 3330¢S; Fig. 1)...view of the fact that the central Andean IOCG province is the world’s youngest, is largely unaffected |  | Chen, H., Clark, A. H., Kyser, T. K., Ullrich, T. D., Baxter, R., Chen, Y., Moody, T. C. (2010) Evolution of the Giant Marcona-Mina Justa Iron Oxide-Copper-Gold District, South-Central Peru. Economic Geology, 105 (1) 155-185 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.105.1.155 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Giant Marcona-Mina Justa Iron Oxide-Copper-Gold District, South-Central Peru HUAYONG CHEN,1,†,* ALAN H...A, Avenida República de Chile 262, Jesús Maria, Lima 11, Perú Tinto Mining and Exploration, Manco Capac...the growth of the arc, but was hosted largely by quartz-rich metaclastic rocks. From 162 to 159 Ma, iron...magnetite and copper-rich centers of the Marcona district record independent metallogenic episodes widely...Pliocene El Laco magnetite deposits of northern Chile, the Mina Justa Cu sulfide † Corresponding author: |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | METALLOGENETIC CARLOS RUIZ PROVINCES F. AND GEORGE OF CHILE, S. A. • E. ERICKSEN CONTENTS PAGE Abstract........... ABSTRACT The metalliferousdepositsof Chile tend to be restrictedto well defined metallogeneticprovinces...synthesis of the knowledgeof the ore depositsof Chile basedon studiesnow beingcarriedout and on publishedand...ore deposits. Most of the known ore depositsof Chile are in the northern half of the country; relativelyfew... 1960) indicatethe magnitudeof presentday mining in Chile: Copper Molybdenum Lead Zinc Gold Silver Mercury |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Medillm-grained to fine-grained, well-rounded quartz sand forms an important component in the middle...than those at tJle type section, oftcn containing quartz sand and equidimensional metre- 'izecl blocks of...of medium-grained to fine-grained, well-rounded quartz sand, occurring both as discrete sandstone turbidites...related to the northward and westward progradation of quartz sands during the Late Cambrian and earliest Ordovician...'Lingula Flags,' or 'Festiniog Group' of the Dolgelly district, part III. Geol. Mag. 5, 5-11. Bergeron, 1. 1889: |
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