ENDOGENOUS
METALLOGENY IN THE AREA OF ANGARO-VITIMSKI BATHOLITH
Ripp G.S.
Geological Institute SB RAS,
Ulan-Ude, Russia, ripp@gin.bscnet.ru
There
are manifestations of iron, lead, zinc, molybdenum, tungsten, tin
and other treasures of the soil in the area of Angaro-Vitimski
batholit. There are not any geochronological studies most of them.
We can suppose that these manifestations are in connection with
magmatism of Angaro-Vitimski batholit, because we don’t have
any other magmatism. At the same time it is not inconceivable
connection of some manifestations with Early Paleozoic and Rithean.
All
types of mineralization in the area of batholit present by two
group. The first group included manifestations of iron and lead-zinc
ores, other group included granitic elements (Mo, W, Sn, Be, Ta-Nb).
The first group connections with adjoining rocks and can be earlier
than granites. We know about presences of ore’s xenoliths in
granites, and this granites cross them. Ores of some manifestations
are regenerate. Skarn formation connections with granitic intrusion.
Leads of ore are present B-type, and leads with higher radioactive
isotopes are typical. Sulfur of this group has crust source. It is
heterogeneous and heavy (to 10-23‰ δ
34S),
and in some minerals isotope nonequilibrium is notes.
Some
deposits of iron-ore are known in Kurbinski, (Mildilgen,
Muhor-Gorhon), Eravninski (Solongo, Ukir, Sobolka, Gurvunur) and
Kondinski (Souhusan, Ursa-Nur) ores districts.
They are magnetite ores, which are associating with skarns and
hydrosilicas paragenesis. Some skarn deposits are accompanied by
high concentration of boron.
Polymetallic
mineralization is presented by hydrothermal type (Mungut,
Nahoi-Dosho, Hudak), sometimes
it is accompanied by skarns (Hakusi).
Sometimes it is associated with magnetite (Dovlatka), enriched by
tin, barite (Namaminskoe, Ioko, Ribache), gold (Troickoe). These
minaralisations form just small deposits.
Molybdenic
and tungsten mineralization is widespread among granitic elements
and tin, beryllium, tantal-niobium is less. Concentration of these
mineralisation is not big and forms small deposits.
Molybdenic
mineralization is founding in granitic pegmatites, greisens, skarns,
hydrothermal veins and microveins. Skarns are situated in exoconact
with granites, diorites, syenites (Hakusinskoe, Kotorokonskoe,
Hutaga, Fuglovskoe, Semenovskoe). Sometimes they contain magnetite
(Alanga-IV) ores enriched by scheelite (Nizhne-Ikatskoe).
Hydrotermal
mineralization is widespread. They are stockworks or microveins,
consisting of quartz-molybdenite (Altan, Zum-Buruki, Gongota,
Harasan, Dilimdikskoe, Malo-Kurbinskoe). There are some
concentrations of sulphide (mainly pyrite), muscovite, fluorite.
Scheelite, magnetite, sulphides of lead, zinc, copper in this
bodies.
Manifestations
of molybdenum greisens (Verhne-Amandakskoe, Tarasovskoe, Solongo,
Altan, Sivokon) is accompanied by coarse muscovitezation, sometimes
by line zones with sharp contact (Kuitun, Gindzhigenskoe, Galinskoe,
Dolinnoe, Aro-Borhen). Molybdenite in it concerned with quartz veins
and microveins.
Tungsten
mineralization often concerned with scheelite.
This mineral accompanies skarns. (Harasan, Amolskoe, Olan,
Muhor-Gorhon, Veseli) and hydrothermal quartz veins, microveins
(Scalistoe, Kazacha Polyana, Granitnoe, Pravo-Asiktinskoe,
Baisinskoe). Skarns consist of garnets, pyroxene, vesuvianite,
epidote, amphibole and sometimes include molybdenite (Amolskoe,
Marektanskoe). Hydrothermal and skarn deposits are characterized by
light concentration, which accompanied sulfide mineralization.
Mostly it is pyrite, rarely – sulfides of lead, zinc, copper,
sulphosalt. Silicification, some muscovitezation, tremolitezation
are widespread in bearing strata. Also isolated quartz- wolframitic
manifestations are known.
Tin
mineralization presented by granitic pegmatite (Udinskoe) which
contains tinstone, skarns (Levo-Kidzhimitskoe, Visotnoe,
Ara-Zazinskoe) and hydrotermolites.
Tinstone-sulfide (Amalatskoe, Saizhekonskoe, Sivokonskoe, Parenga),
quartz-tinstone (Imskoe, Butinskoe, Varvarinskoe),
tinstone-silicate-sulfidic (Kidzhimitskoe, Epidotovoe, Hakusinskoe,
Sredne-Altanskoe) and tin-polymetallic (Kidzhimitskoe area,
China-Amalatskoe country between two rivers) formations are spread
in hydrothermalites. Some portion of tin concerned with stannite,
and dispersions in ore (blende, magnetite) and silicate (garnet,
episode) minerals as isomorphous dirt.
There
are pyrite, pyrrhotite, fluorite in manifestations of
tinstone-sulfide formations. Tinstone-silicate-sulfide formation is
accompanied by quartz-tourmaline, diopside-
plagioclase-actinolite-quartz metasomatites. This mineralization
concerned with quartz, quartz-tourmaline, quartz-arsenopyrite
microveins. There are some sections of greisenization in
manifestations, which contain impregnation of wolframite, scheelite,
bismuthine.
Isotopic
composition of sulfide sulfur in molybdenic, tungsten and tin
manifestations is heterogeneous and weighted; vary from 4.4 to +11.9
‰ δ 34S.
Tantal-niobium
mineralization. Segments of albitization in apical part of some
granitic massifs (Amnynninski,
Oimurski, Muiski, Bezimyanski, Saivoninski) concerned with
dissipated tantal-niobium (columbite, pyrochlor, fergusonite,
samarskite) mineralization, tinstone, zircon, muscovite, fluorite,
topaz, TR-minerals (fluocerite, yttrofluorite, allanite).
Granitic
mineralization of Angaro-Vitimski batholite differs from
mineralization of riftogenic intraplate
magmatism:
-
high concentration of volatiles (F, S), potassium, is characteristic
feature of Mesozoic mineralization. This mineralization accompanied
by high concentration of fluorite, sulphides, muscovite, potash
feldspar;
-
there is addition of mantel substance in region of ore formation.
The composition of sulfide sulfur, oxygen, carbon in deposits and
manifestations is intimate with composition of mantel source;
-
most of ores are characterized by complicated composition. Minerals
of beryllium, molybdenum, tungsten, sulphides of lead, zinc, copper,
bismuth and minerals with fluorine (fluorite, topaz, micas) are
associating.
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