Mine Geology of the MacPhersons Reward Gold Mine, Coolgardie, Western Australia

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
M D. Goodz
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Aug 22, 2011

Abstract

MacPhersons Reward gold deposit is in a post-kinematic tonalite intrusion which is a setting different from many other deposits of the Coolgardie goldfield that are hosted in early Archaean tholeiitic sills or meta-sedimentary rocks. Gold mineralisation at MacPhersons Reward consists of auriferous quartz veins that are best developed in the tonalite but extend to the adjacent komatiitic rocks and along the lithological contact zones. The gold-related alteration halo is dominated by biotite-chlorite and pyrrhotite. Unlike many other Coolgardie deposits, the As concentrations are low.
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APA: M D. Goodz  (2011)  Mine Geology of the MacPhersons Reward Gold Mine, Coolgardie, Western Australia

MLA: M D. Goodz Mine Geology of the MacPhersons Reward Gold Mine, Coolgardie, Western Australia. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2011.

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