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Nohkuhi volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit: a sample of Bathurst-type mineralization in northwest of Kerman

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  11-122

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 The Nohkuhi copper deposit located at 40 Km Northwest of Kerman, occurred in the Central Iran structural zone (Bafq-Posht-e-Badam block), within Late Precambrian-Early Cambrian volcano-sedimentary sequences. Host sequence of mineralization consists of dominantly black shale, sandstone and dacitic lava of Rizu Series. Mineralization occurred as stratabound (vein-veinlets) and stratiform (bedded) in the three copper-and two iron-manganese horizons. The mineralization in the Nohkuhi area involves four ore facieses including stringer, vent complex, bedded, and hydrothermal-exhalative banded iron and manganese-rich sediments. Ore textures are dominantly vein-veinlets, laminated, banded, massive, semi-massive, brecciated, and disseminated. This mineralization contains primary pyrite, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, hematite and pyrolusite, and secondary malachite, covelline, digenite, gypsum and Fe-Mn oxide and hydroxides. Gangue minerals are dominated by calcite, barite, quartz and chlorite. Wallrock alterations are dominated by chloritic and carbonatic-sericitic-silicic. Based on geochemistry of ore, metal zonation was observed in the deposit as enrichment of Cu in the stringer zone, and enrichment of Pb, Zn and Ag in the bedded facies. Considering the most important characteristics of mineralization at the Nohkuhi area, such as tectonic setting, host rocks, ore textures and structures, mineralogy, metal and alteration zonation, and comparison of the mineralization with main characters of the volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposits, the mineralization shows most similarities with the siliciclastic felsic or Bathurst-type deposits.

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    Pakizeh Sanajerdi, A., MOUSIVAND, F., RAJABI, A., & MAGHFOURI, S.. (2020). Nohkuhi volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit: a sample of Bathurst-type mineralization in northwest of Kerman. GEOSCIENCES, 29(115 ), 11-122. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/378281/en

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    Pakizeh Sanajerdi A., MOUSIVAND F., RAJABI A., MAGHFOURI S.. Nohkuhi volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit: a sample of Bathurst-type mineralization in northwest of Kerman. GEOSCIENCES[Internet]. 2020;29(115 ):11-122. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/378281/en

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    A. Pakizeh Sanajerdi, F. MOUSIVAND, A. RAJABI, and S. MAGHFOURI, “Nohkuhi volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit: a sample of Bathurst-type mineralization in northwest of Kerman,” GEOSCIENCES, vol. 29, no. 115 , pp. 11–122, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/378281/en

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