GEOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE NORTH KATPAR DEPOSIT

The Northern Katpar deposit in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan has a complex geological structure and a high concentration of tungsten and molybdenum. Research has identified four ore formation stages, ranging from skarns to low-temperature sulfides. This article examines the geological structure, genesis, and ore formation stages of the deposit.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15099801
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Gene expression and cancer classification
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GEOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE NORTH KATPAR DEPOSIT

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GEOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE NORTH KATPAR DEPOSIT

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Abstract

The Northern Katpar deposit in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan has a complex geological structure and a high concentration of tungsten and molybdenum. Research has identified four ore formation stages, ranging from skarns to low-temperature sulfides. This article examines the geological structure, genesis, and ore formation stages of the deposit.

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Gene expression and cancer classification
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