Geochemistry and genesis of sulphide ore deposits in Sharosh Village, Qandil Series, Kurdistan Region, NE Iraq

The low-grade base metal sulphide Cu–Zn–Pb and Fe mineralization of Qandil Series develop in shear zones that occur in formations of the north-western part of the Zagros Orogen. This sulphide mineralization occurs either as quartz vein type or disseminated type associated with metamorphic rocks (mar...

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description The low-grade base metal sulphide Cu–Zn–Pb and Fe mineralization of Qandil Series develop in shear zones that occur in formations of the north-western part of the Zagros Orogen. This sulphide mineralization occurs either as quartz vein type or disseminated type associated with metamorphic rocks (marbles and phyllites). This study aims to characterize these sulphide-rich ores by means of their mineralogical and geochemical features, including also the features of the corresponded host formations and those of marbles (calcitic and dolomitic) and phyllites. Petrographical data indicate the presence of Cu, Zn, Pb and Fe sulphides in hydrothermal quartz (±calcite) veins of different generations. Geochemical data of surface samples indicate enrichment of Cu and Fe in shear zones with low concentrations in Zn and Pb. The REE data indicate that the genesis of these sulphide ores took place in a hydrothermal system and was generally attributed to high temperature (> 250 °C).The mineralization seems to be fault-controlled, which is favoured by the significant tectonic deformation of the area.
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Calcite
Copper
Data
Deformation
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth science
Earth Sciences
Geochemistry
Heavy metals
High temperature
Hydrothermal systems
Iron
Lead
Low concentrations
Magma
Metal sulfides
Metamorphic rocks
Mineral deposits
Mineralization
Minerals
Ores
Original Paper
Quartz
Shear
Sulfides
Sulphides
Zinc
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