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Geology of the eastern portion of the Indian Wells Canyon mining district, Kern County, California

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Author
Bruce, James L.
Date
1981
Type
Thesis
Department
Geological Sciences and Engineering
Degree Level
Master's Degree
Degree Name
Geology
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Abstract
Metamorphic and metasomatic alteration of fine grained Mesozoic carbonate sediments by a late Cretaceous granodiorite has produced a series of small calc-silicate skarns, most containing tungsten mineralization, in the southeastern Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11714/1152
Subject
geology
tungsten
skarns
alteration
scheelite
mineralization
limestone
faults
folds
mining
 
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