Greece hosts a variety of magmatic-hydrothermal ore deposits/prospects with porphyry-and
epithermal styles playing a major role in its total gold endowment. These deposit types are …

Abstract The Cenozoic metallogeny in Greece includes numerous major and minor
hydrothermal mineral deposits, associated with the closure of the Western Tethyan Ocean …

We report on integrated geomorphological, mineralogical, geochemical and biological
investigations of the hydrothermal vent field located on the floor of the density-stratified …

Abstract Epithermal Au (±Ag) deposits form in the near-surface environment, from
hydrothermal systems typically within 1.5 km of the Earth's surface. They are commonly …

Boiling is a crucial process triggering ore formation in magmatic-hydrothermal systems and
controlling the enrichment of precious and rare metal (loid) s in epithermal-porphyry …

Drill core samples from the Profitis Ilias Pb-Zn-Cu-Ag-Au vein mineralization on Milos Island,
Greece provide new insights into (i) the metal sources,(ii) the primary vertical metal (loid) …

Arsenic (As) is naturally enriched in most terrestrial and marine hydrothermal systems. Its
discharge from shallow-sea hydrothermal vents into coastal marine environments can …

Abstract The Aliabad-Khanchy epithermal base metal deposit is located in the Tarom-
Hashtjin metallogenic belt (THMB) of northwest Iran. The mineralization occurs as Cu …

Abstract In the Zajkan Pb–Zn–Cu (Au–Ag) deposit of the Tarom–Hashtjin metallogenic belt
(THMB), northwest Iran, mineralization occurs as quartz-base metal sulfide veins hosted by …

Milos Island contains several epithermal deposits (eg, Profitis Ilias–Chondro Vouno Pb–Zn–
Ag–Au–Te–Cu, Triades–Galana–Agathia–Kondaros Pb–Zn–Ag–Bi–W–Mo±Cu–Au, and …