Additional information
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| Primary Author | Ken Krahulec |
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Sedimentary rock-hosted gold and silver deposits of the Northeastern Basin and Range, Utah
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The sedimentary rock-hosted gold and/or silver deposits of the northeastern Basin
and Range are classified into three categories based solely on their gold to silver ratio:
(1) silver-dominant [Au:Ag <1 :10], (2) gold-silver subequal [Au:Ag 1:10 to 3:1],
and (3) gold-dominant [Au:Ag >3:1]. This classification shows some commonalities
within each category in trace element chemistry, ore genesis, and economics.
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