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The Vasilinovskoe Pt–Pd Occurrence: A New Type of Noble Metal Mineralization in the Urals
A new Vasilinovskoe Pt–Au–Pd occurrence found near the settlement of Kharp (Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug) is described for the first time. The occurrence is related to amphibolized gabbroids and subordinate p...
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Two Stages of Assembly of the Pangea Supercontinent in the Polar Urals: The First U/Pb (LA-ICP-MS) and 40Ar/39Ar Dating of the Yarkeu Complex
In the Polar Urals, there are a few small granitoid intrusions (Yarkeu, Yajyu, and Pogurei complexes), which are usually associated with the Urals collision. Their Carboniferous–Early Permian age is generally ...
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Carboniferous Magmatism in the Polar Urals
Dikes and sills of dolerites, essexite–dolerites, diorites, monzodiorites, and lamprophyres belonging to the Musyur (Malyi Khanmey) hypabyssal complex (Polar Urals) cut all Ordovician–Middle Devonian oceanic a...
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Evidence for Late Riphean granite formation in the Polar Urals