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Regional metamorphism associated with Late Silurian accretion <strong>of</strong> Rassokha<br />

oceanic crust terrane to Oniulcvka continental margin tcrranc.<br />

associated with early Paleozoic (Cambrian)<br />

stratiform Zn-Pb.<br />

Khingan tcrrane.<br />

continental-margin arc.<br />

(Gar, Kamenushinskoe, Chagoyan)<br />

Part <strong>of</strong> Altaid orogenic system.<br />

Metallogenic Belts Formed During Early Paleozoic Sea-Floor Spreading, Regional Metamorphism, or During Subduction-Related Volcanism in <strong>Russian</strong> <strong>Far</strong> <strong>East</strong> Terranes<br />

South Khingan (SK) I Ironstone (Superior Fe). I Marine sedimentation. I Sedimentation along early Paleozoic passive continental margin.<br />

I (South Khingan, Kimkanskoc) I Bureya supertcrrane. I Part <strong>of</strong> Manchurid orogcnic system.<br />

Gar (GA) I Volcanogenic Fe, Cu massivc sulfidc. I Continental-margtn arc. I Subduction-rclated volcanisn~<br />

Clark Range (CR) Sediment-hosted Cu-Ag deposits<br />

Rifted continental margin. Mesoproterozoic rifting <strong>of</strong> Proterozoic North American Craton Margin<br />

North American Craton<br />

I Margin.<br />

CAMBRIAN THROUGH SILURIAN METALLOGENIC BELTS (570 to 408 Ma) (Figures 2,3)<br />

Metallogenic Belts Formed During Early Paleozoic Marine Sedimentation in Rifted Fragments <strong>of</strong> Gondw<strong>and</strong>al<strong>and</strong> Supercontinent<br />

Voznesenka (VZ) Korean Pb-Zn<br />

Marinc sedimentation.<br />

Rifting <strong>of</strong> early Paleozoic (Cambrian) continental margin.<br />

(Chemyshevskoe)<br />

Khanka superterrane.<br />

Rifted fragment <strong>of</strong> Gondw<strong>and</strong>al<strong>and</strong> supercontinent.<br />

Kabarga (KA) Ironstone (Superior Fe)<br />

Marine scdimcntation.<br />

Sedirncntation along early Paleozoic (Cambrian) continental margin.<br />

(Ussuri)<br />

Khanka superterrane.<br />

Rifted fragmcnt <strong>of</strong> Gondw<strong>and</strong>al<strong>and</strong> supercontinent.<br />

Metallogenic Belts Fornied During Early Paleozoic Sedimentation or Marine Volcanism in Manchurid <strong>and</strong> Altaid Orogenic Systems<br />

Tectonic Event.<br />

Comments<br />

Pacific Ocean.<br />

Galam accretionary-wedge<br />

terrane.<br />

Passive continental margin.<br />

Omulevka terrane (pre-rifting).<br />

Rifted continental margin.<br />

North American Craton<br />

SEDEX Zn-Cu-Pb-Au-Ag.<br />

Mafic plutons intruding North Intrusion <strong>of</strong> gabbro <strong>and</strong> diorite sills during rifting <strong>of</strong> Paleoproterozoic passive<br />

(Blende, Hart River)<br />

American Craton Margin. continental margin?<br />

U-Cu-Fe (Au-Co) vein <strong>and</strong> breccia<br />

Hydro<strong>the</strong>rmal replacement? Hydro<strong>the</strong>rmal activity along Paleoproterozoic passive continental margin.<br />

(Igor)<br />

North American Craton<br />

Margin.<br />

Iron formation.<br />

Marine sedimentation.<br />

Marine exhalation along Mesoproterozoic North American Craton Margin.<br />

(Crest Iron)<br />

North American Craton<br />

Margin.<br />

Metallogenic Belts Formed During Proterozoic Rifting <strong>of</strong> North American Craton or Craton Margin<br />

Sediment-hosted Cu-Ag.<br />

Rifted continental margin. Incipient rifting <strong>of</strong> Paleoproterozoic North American Craton Margin.<br />

(Coates Lake)<br />

North American Craton<br />

Margin.<br />

Cu vein<br />

Rifted continental margin. Mesoproterozoic rifting <strong>of</strong> Proterozoic North American Craton Margin.<br />

(Churchill (Davis Kcays))<br />

North American Craton<br />

Margin.<br />

SEDEX Zn-Pb-Ag.<br />

Rifted craton.<br />

Paleoproterozoic rifting <strong>of</strong> North American Craton.<br />

(Big Ledge <strong>and</strong> Ruddock Creek)<br />

Fragment <strong>of</strong> North American<br />

Craton.<br />

Incipient rifting <strong>of</strong> Proterozoic North American Craton Margin.<br />

Environment.<br />

Host Unit.<br />

Austrian Alps W, Kipushi Cu-Pb-Zn.<br />

(Omit lev, Vesnovka)<br />

(Gerbikanskoe)<br />

Galam (GL) I Volcanogcnic Fe <strong>and</strong> Mn; sedirncntary P. I Ocean floor volcanism. 1 Sea-floor spreading in early Paleozoic (Cambrian) forming part <strong>of</strong> ancestral<br />

Purcell (PR) SEDEX Zn-Pb-Ag.<br />

(Sullivan, Moyie, Vine)<br />

Major Mineral Deposits Types.<br />

(Significant Mineral Deposits)<br />

Otnulevka River<br />

(OR)<br />

Moriashee (MO)<br />

Churchill (CH)<br />

Redstone (RD)<br />

Rapitan (RA)<br />

Wernecke (WR)<br />

Gillespie (GE)<br />

Metallogenic Belt<br />

(Abbreviation)

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