Uranium Metallogenesis in South China and Its Relationship to Crustal Extension during the Cretaceous to Tertiary----Institute of Geochemistry Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Uranium Metallogenesis in South China and Its Relationship to Crustal Extension during the Cretaceous to Tertiary	TEXT SIZE: A A A

Rui-zhong Hu, Xian-wu Bi, et.al., Economic Geology, v.103, pp.583-598
South China is rich in vein-type hydrothermal uranium deposits hosted in granitic, volcanic, and carbonaceous and siliceous pelitic sedimentary rocks. The uranium deposits are spatially associated with extensional structures and /or mentle-derived mafic dikes. Both the uranium deposits and mafic dikes are Cretaceous to Tertiary in age, temporally coincident with the crustal extension. ...

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