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7.0 DISCUSSION OF RESULTS
Interpretation of the induced polarization survey by Belanger has
resulted in four anomalous I.P. zones, two of which warrant
follow-up as follows:
1) I.P. anomaly No. l
Anomaly No. l on line 6 East at O to l North is a one line
anomaly with low resistivity (28 OM), high phase (3 MRAD) and
high metal factor (42.9).
This I.P. anomaly may be caused by an alteration zone (silicified
and carbonatized) along a fault zone similar to the zone in hole
No. LR-87-1 on section 8E but stronger pyrite mineralization.
2) I.P. anomaly No. 2
Anomaly No. 2 on lines 8E, 10E, 13E and 15E at 3N to 5+50N has
high phase (3.7 MRAD) and high resistivity (2249 OM). Line 10E is
the exception in that this line has high phase (3.7) and high
metal factor (39.4) with low resistivity (70). Line 10E and 13E
has the highest phase while line 13E has the highest resistivity.
This I.P. anomaly may be caused by a silicified zone along a
fault with disseminated pyrite.