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Geology, structural setting, and gold deposits of the Argus district, Inyo County, California

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Author
Page, Tench C.
Advisor
Noble, Donald
Date
1988
Type
Thesis
Department
Geological Sciences and Engineering
Degree Level
Master's Degree
Degree Name
Geology
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Abstract
The geology, structural setting, and gold deposits of the Argus mining district have been studied. Mineral deposits of the district formed following emplacement of felsic intrusives and are probably of Miocene age.
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Subject
geology
mining
Argus mining district
Inyo County
California
Sierran granite
Argus Range
Slate Range
dike swarms
dikes
intrusions
mineralization
gold
sulfide deposits
structural geology
mineral deposits
geochemistry
veins
surficial deposits
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