Pyrite-polymetallic VMS type mineralization of the Rudny Altai on the example of the Zaitsevskoe ore fi (Zmeinogorsky ore district)

The features of ore-containing volcanogenic sedimentary rocks and pyrite-polymetallic mineralization of the VMS type within the Zaitsevskoe ore field are considered. The ore-bearing rocks belong to the lower (early cycle of volcanism) ore-bearing formation – basalt-containing rhyolite calcareous-siliceous-terrigenous. Within the Zaitsevskoe ore occurrence, the Zaitsevskaya and Ryazanovskaya ore zones were identified, in which pyrite-polymetallic, pyrite, copper-pyrite and pyrite-copper-zinc mineral types of ores were identified. According to the textural features of the ore: interspersed, veined-interspersed, breccia and massive. The main mass of sulfides within the stratiform ore bodies was formed at an early stage – as a result of the processes of subseafloor replacement. Sulfides formed by hydrothermal sedimentation and as a result of exposure to new portions of hydrothermal solutions are present in a subordinate amount. Sulfides are also formed, which develop along the cement of ore breccias and in veined-interspersed mineralization zones. The distribution of ore breccias with textures characteristic of collapse breccias indicates the existence of a hydrothermal sulfide structure on the seabed surface, which is clearly distinguished within the Ryazanovskaya ore zone.

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Domestic geology
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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.47765/0869-7175-2025-10001
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Pyrite-polymetallic VMS type mineralization of the Rudny Altai on the example of the Zaitsevskoe ore fi (Zmeinogorsky ore district)

Tatyana SERAVINA, V.K. Kuznetsov, Ludmila FILATOVA, С В Кузнецова et al.
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Pyrite-polymetallic VMS type mineralization of the Rudny Altai on the example of the Zaitsevskoe ore fi (Zmeinogorsky ore district)

Tatyana SERAVINA, V.K. Kuznetsov, Ludmila FILATOVA, С В Кузнецова, Elena IVANENKOVA
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The features of ore-containing volcanogenic sedimentary rocks and pyrite-polymetallic mineralization of the VMS type within the Zaitsevskoe ore field are considered. The ore-bearing rocks belong to the lower (early cycle of volcanism) ore-bearing formation – basalt-containing rhyolite calcareous-siliceous-terrigenous. Within the Zaitsevskoe ore occurrence, the Zaitsevskaya and Ryazanovskaya ore zones were identified, in which pyrite-polymetallic, pyrite, copper-pyrite and pyrite-copper-zinc mineral types of ores were identified. According to the textural features of the ore: interspersed, veined-interspersed, breccia and massive. The main mass of sulfides within the stratiform ore bodies was formed at an early stage – as a result of the processes of subseafloor replacement. Sulfides formed by hydrothermal sedimentation and as a result of exposure to new portions of hydrothermal solutions are present in a subordinate amount. Sulfides are also formed, which develop along the cement of ore breccias and in veined-interspersed mineralization zones. The distribution of ore breccias with textures characteristic of collapse breccias indicates the existence of a hydrothermal sulfide structure on the seabed surface, which is clearly distinguished within the Ryazanovskaya ore zone.

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