Metal deposits in relation to plate tectonics Libro electrónico

I attempt this volume with no small degree of trepidation, for despite the near universal acceptance of plate tectonic theory, and the undeniable sweep and power of the concepts in­ volved, points of controversy and uncertainty still abound. This is especially true with regard to the limited extent to which many ancient geologic terrains, however well studied, lend themselves to plate tectonic interpretation. There is also considerable controversy regarding the genesis of many metal deposits, and this impacts upon the degree to which such deposits can be meaningfully related to the tectonic settings in which they occur. It is relatively simple matter to point out that certain types of ore deposits exhibit impressive time-space associations with certain kinds of more recent plate boundary environ­ ments. It is also all too easy to possible plate tectonic-ore deposit relationships in ancient geologic terrains. What is more challenging is the recognition of the boundaries beyond which speculation is idle, but within which useful new insights regarding the relationship of certain ores to their lithologic and tectonic environments may emerge.

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Main Author: Sawkins, Frederick J. autor/a
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Published: New York, New York, United States Springer-Verlag c198
Subjects:Ore deposits, Plate tectonics,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-ECOSUR:563972021-01-11T22:01:26ZMetal deposits in relation to plate tectonics Libro electrónico Sawkins, Frederick J. autor/a textNew York, New York, United States Springer-Verlagc1984engI attempt this volume with no small degree of trepidation, for despite the near universal acceptance of plate tectonic theory, and the undeniable sweep and power of the concepts in­ volved, points of controversy and uncertainty still abound. This is especially true with regard to the limited extent to which many ancient geologic terrains, however well studied, lend themselves to plate tectonic interpretation. There is also considerable controversy regarding the genesis of many metal deposits, and this impacts upon the degree to which such deposits can be meaningfully related to the tectonic settings in which they occur. It is relatively simple matter to point out that certain types of ore deposits exhibit impressive time-space associations with certain kinds of more recent plate boundary environ­ ments. It is also all too easy to possible plate tectonic-ore deposit relationships in ancient geologic terrains. What is more challenging is the recognition of the boundaries beyond which speculation is idle, but within which useful new insights regarding the relationship of certain ores to their lithologic and tectonic environments may emerge.Incluye bibliografía e índice: páginas 282-315Chapter 1. Introduction: plate tectonics and geology.. 1. Introduction: plate tectonics and geology.. Chapter 2. Convergent plate boundary environments.. 2. Principal arcs and their associated metal deposits.. 3. Metal deposits on the inner sides of principal arcs.. 4. Metal deposits of arc-related rifts.. 5. Additional aspects of arc-related metallogeny.. Chapter 3. Divergent plate boundary environments.. 6. Metallogeny of oceanic-type crust.. 7. Intracontinental hotspots, anorogenic magmatism, and associated metal deposits.. 8. Metal deposits associated with the early stages of continental rifting.. 9. Metal deposits related to advanced stages of rifting.. Chapter 4. Collisional environments and other matters.. 10. Metal deposits in relation to collision events.. 11. Metal deposits and plate tectonics - an attempt at perspective.. Subject IndexI attempt this volume with no small degree of trepidation, for despite the near universal acceptance of plate tectonic theory, and the undeniable sweep and power of the concepts in­ volved, points of controversy and uncertainty still abound. This is especially true with regard to the limited extent to which many ancient geologic terrains, however well studied, lend themselves to plate tectonic interpretation. There is also considerable controversy regarding the genesis of many metal deposits, and this impacts upon the degree to which such deposits can be meaningfully related to the tectonic settings in which they occur. It is relatively simple matter to point out that certain types of ore deposits exhibit impressive time-space associations with certain kinds of more recent plate boundary environ­ ments. It is also all too easy to possible plate tectonic-ore deposit relationships in ancient geologic terrains. What is more challenging is the recognition of the boundaries beyond which speculation is idle, but within which useful new insights regarding the relationship of certain ores to their lithologic and tectonic environments may emerge.Disponible en formato PDFSubscripción a ELSEVIEROre depositsPlate tectonicsDisponible en líneahttp://link.springer.com/openurl?genre=book&isbn=978-3-642-96787-0URN:ISBN:0387127526URN:ISBN:9783642967870 (Print)URN:ISBN:9783642967856 (Online)Disponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso
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Metal deposits in relation to plate tectonics Libro electrónico
description I attempt this volume with no small degree of trepidation, for despite the near universal acceptance of plate tectonic theory, and the undeniable sweep and power of the concepts in­ volved, points of controversy and uncertainty still abound. This is especially true with regard to the limited extent to which many ancient geologic terrains, however well studied, lend themselves to plate tectonic interpretation. There is also considerable controversy regarding the genesis of many metal deposits, and this impacts upon the degree to which such deposits can be meaningfully related to the tectonic settings in which they occur. It is relatively simple matter to point out that certain types of ore deposits exhibit impressive time-space associations with certain kinds of more recent plate boundary environ­ ments. It is also all too easy to possible plate tectonic-ore deposit relationships in ancient geologic terrains. What is more challenging is the recognition of the boundaries beyond which speculation is idle, but within which useful new insights regarding the relationship of certain ores to their lithologic and tectonic environments may emerge.
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