Sediment-Hosted Mineral Deposits: Proceedings of a Symposium Held in Beijing, People's Republic of China, 30 July-4 August 1988

Copyright © 1990 The International Association of Sedimentologists

Sediment-Hosted Mineral Deposits: Proceedings of a Symposium Held in Beijing, People's Republic of China, 30 July-4 August 1988

Editor(s): John Parnell, Ye Lianjun, Chen Changming

Published Online: 3 APR 2009

Print ISBN: 9780632028818

Online ISBN: 9781444303872

DOI: 10.1002/9781444303872

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Table of contents

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      Front Matter (pages i–vii)

  2. Manganese and Iron Deposits

    1. Groote Eylandt Manganese Norm: A New Application of Mineral Normalization Techniques on Supergene Alteration Products (pages 1–15)

      B. Pracejus

    2. Palaeogeographic Setting of Late Jurassic Manganese Mineralization in the Molango District, Mexico (pages 17–29)

      J. B. Maynard, P. M. Okita, E. D. May and A. Martinez-Vera

    3. Manganese and Iron Facies in Hydrolithic Sediments (pages 31–38)

      G. A. Gross

    4. Manganese Deposits of the Proterozoic Datangpo Formation, South China: Genesis and Palaeogeography (pages 39–49)

      X. Xu, H. Huang and B. Liu

    5. Manganese Enrichment in a Triassic Aulacogen Graben in the Lijiang Basin, Yunnan Province, China (pages 51–56)

      H. Liu

    6. Processes of Formation of Iron—Manganese Oxyhydroxides in the Atlantis-II and Thetis Deeps of the Red Sea (pages 57–72)

      G. Yu. Butuzova, V. A. Drits, A. A. Morozov and A. I. Gorschkov

    7. Mineoka Umber: A Submarine Hydrothermal Deposit on an Eocene Arc Volcanic Ridge in Central Japan (pages 73–88)

      A. Iijima, Y. Watanabe, S. Ogihara and K. Yamazaki

    8. Mineralogy, Geochemistry and Genesis of Manganese—Iron Crusts on the Bezymiannaya Seamount 640, Cape Verde Plate, Atlantic (pages 89–107)

      I. M. Varentsov, V. A. Drits and A. I. Gorschkov

    9. Microbiota from Middle and Late Proterozoic Iron and Manganese Ore Deposits in China (pages 109–117)

      L. Yin

    10. Metal Precipitation Related to Lower Ordovician Oceanic Changes: Geochemical Evidence from Deep-Water Sedimentary Sequences in Western Newfoundland (pages 119–138)

      J. W. Botsford and D. F. Sangster

    11. Origin of Iron Carbonate Layers in Tertiary Coastal Sediments of Central Kalimantan Province (Borneo), Indonesia (pages 139–145)

      G. R. Sieffermann

    12. Mineral Deposits in Miocene Lacustrine and Devonian Shallow-Marine Facies in Yugoslavia (pages 147–156)

      J. Obradović and N. Vasić

  3. Copper Deposits

    1. Syngenetic and Paleokarstic Copper Mineralization in the Palaeozoic Platform Sediments of West Central Sinai, Egypt (pages 157–171)

      M. A. El Sharkawi, M. M. El Aref and A. Abdel Motelib

  4. Cooper Deposits

    1. Geochemical Data for the Dongchuan—Yimen Strata-Bound Copper Deposits, China (pages 173–180)

      C. Ran

  5. Metal Enrichments Associated with Organic Matter

    1. Metal Enrichments in Organic Materials as a Guide to Ore Mineralization (pages 181–192)

      J. Parnell

    2. Relationships between Organic Matter and Metalliferous Deposits in Lower Palaeozoic Carbonate Formations in China (pages 193–201)

      R. Jia, D. Liu and J. Fu

    3. Comparative Geochemistry of Metals and Rare Earth Elements from the Cambrian Alum Shale and Kolm of Sweden (pages 203–215)

      J. Leventhal

    4. Uranium Enrichment in the Permian Organic-Rich Walchia Shale, Intra-Sudetic Depression, Southwestern Poland (pages 217–223)

      S. Wolkowicz

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      Index (pages 225–227)

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