ECONOMIC GEOLOGY
and the
Bulletin of the Society of Economic Geologists
Volume 94 March-April 1999 Number 2


The Origin of Cu Sulfide Deposits in the Curaçá Valley, Bahia, Brazil: Evidence from Cu, Ni, Se, and Platinum-Group Element Concentrations
W. D. Maier and S.-J. Barnes   pp. 165-184

Platinum Group Elements in the Sudbury Ores: Significance with Respect to the Origin of Different Ore Zones, and to the Exploration for Footwall Ore Bodies
A. J. Naldrett, M. Asif, E. Schandl, T. Searcy, G. G. Morrison, W. P. Binney, and C. Moore   pp. 185-210

Lead Isotopic Compositions of Late Cretaceous and Early Tertiary Igneous Rocks and Sulfide Minerals in Arizona: Implications for the Sources of Plutons and Metals in Porphyry Copper Deposits
Robin M. Bouse, Joaquin Ruiz, Spencer R. Titley, Richard M. Tosdal, and Joseph L. Wooden   pp. 211-244

Oxygen and Carbon Isotope Study of Natural and Synthetic Malachite
Erik B. Melchiorre, Robert E. Criss, and Timothy P. Rose   pp. 245-260

Clay Mineralogy, Crystallinity, and K-Ar Ages of Illites within the Polish Zechstein Basin: Implications for the Age of Kupferschiefer Mineralization
A. Bechtel, W.C. Elliott, J.M. Wampler, and S. Oszczepalski   pp. 261-272

U Series Age and Origin of Two Secondary Uranium Deposits, Central Eastern Desert, Egypt
J.K. Osmond, Adel A. Dabous, and Yehia H. Dawood   pp. 273-280
 

Scientific Communications

Fe Sulfide Formation due to Seawater-Gas-Sediment Interaction in a Shallow-Water Hydrothermal System at Lihir Island, Papua New Guinea.
Thomas Pichler, Werner F. Giggenbach, Brent I.A. McInnes,Dieter Buhl, and Brett Duck   pp. 281-288

Gold Remobilization by Low Temperature Brines: Evidence from the Curraghinalt Gold Deposit, Northern Ireland.
J. J. Wilkinson, A.J. Boyce, G. Earls, and A.E. Fallick   pp. 289-296
 

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