An overview of the spatiotemporal distribution regularity of minerals in Zhejiang Province
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    Based on the synthesisof quantity, scale, mineral assemblage evolution, mineralization zonation, and the clusters of major mineral deposit data in Zhejiang Province, a summary of the spatiotemporal distribution of mineral resources was prepared. Systematic compilation and organization of the isotope metallogenic age data has also enabled establishment of the mineralization chronology pedigree in Zhejiang Province. Subsequently, by integrating this data with the tectonic evolutionary history, the metallogenic activities were divided into 5 periods. The metallogenic information and evolution characteristics of each period were analyzed on the basis of number and scale of mineral deposits and intercomparison of mineral assemblages to construct a metallogenic evolution diagram. Based on the spatial distribution characteristics of mineral resources, the Zhejiang Province was divided into 4 Ⅲ grade metallogenic belts and 7 Ⅳ grade metallogenic subbelts. From the metallogenic density and intensity perspective, spatial distribution regularities of Ⅳ grade metallogenic subbelt are discussed. Metallogenic density was divided into 1 high density zone, 4 medium density zones, and 2 low density zones. The comprehensive metallogenic intensity was divided into 3 strong metallogenic intensity zones, 1 medium metallogenic intensity zone and 3 low metallogenic intensity zones. This overview provides new perspectives for future planning and prospecting.

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HUANG Guocheng, CHENG Haiyan, LI Xiang, CHEN Xiaoyou.2020. An overview of the spatiotemporal distribution regularity of minerals in Zhejiang Province[J]. Acta Geologica Sinica,94(1):101-112

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  • Received:November 01,2019
  • Revised:December 15,2019
  • Adopted:December 15,2019
  • Online: December 17,2019
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