Re–Os molybdenite and Ar–Ar phlogopite dating of Cu–Fe–Au–Mo (W) deposits in southeastern Hubei, China

The Cu-Fe-Au-Mo (W) deposits in southeastern Hubei are an important component of the Middle-Lower Yangtze River metallogenic belt. Molybdenite from the Fengshandong Cu- (Mo), Ruanjiawan W-Cu- (Mo), Qianjiawan Cu-Au, Tongshankou Cu-Mo and Tonglüshan Cu- (Fe) deposits yielded Re-Os ages of 144.0 ± 2.1...

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Published in:Mineralogy and petrology 2007-07, Vol.90 (3-4), p.249-270
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