… Descriptions of each alteration type follows in the order from deep-seated, metasomatic
hydrothermal alterations to those that resulted from much lower temperature hydrothermal …

… This manuscript investigates the hydrothermal evolution of greisen-forming fluids in the East
Kemptville deposit of southwest Nova Scotia, Canada. This study provides evidence for tin …

… O’Reilly, GA, Farley, EJ, and Charest, MH, 1982, Metasomatic-hydrothermal mineral
deposits of the New Ross–Mahone Bay area, Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia Department of …

… for directing me towards further studies in Nova Scotia with Jake. During the research for …
trips, and for sharing their views of Nova Scotia geology; Randy Corney is thanked for helping …

… the formation of the mineral deposits at these three locations, as well as several other locations,
within the New Ross area of the SMB. For instance, the Millet Brook deposit occurs in the …

… ; the Minister of Mines and Energy for giving permission to publish this paper; and the Nova
Scotia Department of Mines and Energy for providing funds under the Canada-Nova Sco- …

… greisenization, mineral deposits) is generally accepted as evidence for a primary origin of
joints in … Metasomatic-hydrothermal deposits of the New Ross-Mahone Bay area, Nova Scotia…

… between leucogranitic bodies and their mineral deposits are inferred from spatial relationships…
In the South Mountain Batholith of southern Nova Scotia, we recognize two principal kinds …

… Generally within the SMB, metasomatic-hydrothermal alteration is reflected geochemically by
… tasomatic-hydrothermal mineral deposits of the New Ross-Mahone Bay area, Nova Scotia. …

… The deposit, located in southwestern Nova Scotia, occurs at the western extremity of the 370
Ma South Mountain Batholith, where an elongate protrusion of granite intrudes metawackes …