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ABOUT THE PROSPECT OF GOLD-PLATINOID MINERALIZATION IN BLACK SHALE IN THE EAST AND SOUTH-EAST OF KAZAKHSTAN
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The geological material on gold-platinoid mineralization of separate regions of Kazakhstan for the purpose of expansion of mineral resource base of precious metals of the Republic is collected and generalized. In East and South-East Kazakhstan there are large-volume complex gold-platinum deposits and ore occurrences in the black-shale strata of the Paleozoic, which are characterized by a relatively low metal content, large volumes of ore and large reserves of metals that require specialized scientific research. The article highlights three stages of the history of the Deposit: - coastal ? marine, margin ? continental and Delta sedimentation; regional metamorphism; orogenesis, collision ? accretion. The structural position and tectonic structure, hydrothermal alteration and mineral Association which played a major role in the gold and platinum mineralization. The search criteria for the forecast and evaluation of ores among the black shale strata are indicated Offers prospective areas of gold-platinum mineralization in carbonaceous strata of Western Kalba (Tokum, South Asali, etc.), Kendyktas ore district (Shokpar-Caratasca, Tungaska area).
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