Mel barite-lead-zinc deposit, Yukon Territory

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
DAVID C. MILLER
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Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

Barite deposits occur worldwide and in a variety of geological environments. In recent years, several deposits of barite and barite-lead-zinc have been discovered in northern British Columbia, Yukon Territory and Alaska. Most are associated with Devonian-Mississippian age sediments, and many are syngenetic, bedded-type deposits. The Mel is a barite-lead-zinc deposit; it lies within Lower Cambrian strata and appears to be of epigenetic replacement origin. Figure I is an aerial view of the property from the south. Observations herein described are based largely upon field work, megascopic studies and two recent B.A.Sc. theses (Biasucci 1979, Rennie 1979).
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APA: DAVID C. MILLER  (1984)  Mel barite-lead-zinc deposit, Yukon Territory

MLA: DAVID C. MILLER Mel barite-lead-zinc deposit, Yukon Territory. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1984.

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