Ore Formation Processes is a geological process that involves the alteration of host rocks and the precipitation of metallic minerals through hydrothermal fluid interaction, metasomatism, and magmatic activity, specifically within the context of skarn systems where carbonate rocks react with silica- and metal-rich fluids to form economically significant ore deposits.
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Brian J. Skinner · American Mineralogist · 2005 · 664 citations
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