Abstract The North China Craton (NCC) hosts the world's most typical example of
“decratonic” gold deposits including lode, porphyry, cryptoexplosive breccia, and skarn …

The Fancha gold deposit is one of the representative “lode type” deposit in the Xiaoqinling
goldfield. Four-stage mineralization process were identified, namely, I) the barren quartz …

The Laowan super-large (208 t Au) gold deposit is located in the Tongbai orogenic belt,
along with a newly-discovered molybdenite deposit at its depth in the northern periphery …

The relationship between granitic magmatism and lode gold mineralization has remained as
a controversial topic among economic geologists. In this paper, we report in situ elemental …

The redox condition, a key parameter of mineralization, is one of the most difficult
parameters to constrain precisely. Here we employ electron probe and X-ray photoelectron …

Dyke swarms formed in extensional settings and are important proxies to track mantle
source characteristics as well as continent and supercontinent break-up. The late …

The Chen'er gold deposit, with 27 tons of known Au reserves, is one of the typical gold
deposits in the Xiaoqinling district along the southern part of the North China Craton. In …

ABSTRACT The North China Craton (NCC), which underwent multiple subduction and
lithospheric destruction during the Mesozoic, is well known for hosting some of the world …

Recent studies have shown that the Mesozoic metallogenic event in the southern margin of
the North China Craton (NCC) is related to the coeval magma activities generated by the …

The Xiaoqinling area is located in the eastern part of the Qinling Orogen and experiences
early and late Mesozoic gold mineralization controlled by structural deformation. The …