Minerals, Volume 15, Issue 1
2025 January - 95 articles
Cover Story: The Late Cretaceous Klaza epithermal deposit comprises northwest-trending polymetallic vein swarms linked to the end of a complex, with a protracted magmatic history spanning 8 million years. The Klaza epithermal system is the surface expression of a superimposed porphyry system straddling the boundary of a tectonic change from subduction to localized extension, reflected in the detailed geochronological and zircon chemistry data presented herein. The undeformed, well-preserved nature of the Klaza deposit provides researchers with an opportunity to understand a relatively understudied yet significant metallogenic event in the Canadian Cordillera. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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