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Geology and genesis of the Unkurtash intrusion-related gold deposit, Tien Shan, Kyrgyzstan by Zhao Xiaobo, Zhao Xiaobo, Xue Chunji, Xue Chunji, Zu Bo, Zu Bo, Seltmann, Reimar, Chi, Guoxiang, Dolgopolova, Alla, Andersen, Jens C. O, Pak, Nikolay, Ivleva, Elena

“…Situated in the heart of the Tien Shan gold province, Unkurtash (3.5 Moz at 1.82 g/t) is a representative lode gold deposit that is hosted within the…”
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Geology and genesis of the Tuwu porphyry Cu deposit, Xinjiang, northwest China by Wang Yinhong, Wang Yinhong, Zhang Fangfang, Zhang Fangfang, Xue Chunji, Xue Chunji, Liu Jiajun, Liu Jiajun, Zhang Zhaochong, Zhang Zhaochong, Sun Min, Sun Min

“…The Tuwu porphyry Cu deposit is located in the northern segment of the Jueluotage metallogenic belt in Eastern Tianshan, on the southern margin of the Central…”
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Paleozoic magmatism and mineralization potential of the Sanchakou copper deposit, eastern Tianshan, northwest China; insights from geochronology, mineral chemistry, and isotopes by Zhang Fangfang, Zhang Fangfang, Wang Yinhong, Wang Yinhong, Liu Jiajun, Liu Jiajun, Xue Chunji, Xue Chunji, Wang Jianping, Wang Jianping, Zhang Wei, Zhang Wei, Li Yanyan, Li Yanyan

“…The Sanchakou Cu deposit is located in the eastern section of the Dananhu magmatic arc in the Eastern Tianshan orogenic belt, northwest China. Sanchakou is…”
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Geological, geochronological, geochemical, and Sr–Nd–O–Hf isotopic constraints on origins of intrusions associated with the Baishan porphyry Mo deposit in eastern Tianshan, NW China by Wang, Yinhong, Xue, Chunji, Liu, Jiajun, Zhang, Fangfang

“…The Baishan porphyry Mo deposit (0.72 Mt; 0.06 % Mo) is located in the interior of the eastern Tianshan orogenic belt in Xinjiang, NW China. The deposit…”
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Ore genesis and hydrothermal evolution of the Donggebi porphyry Mo deposit, Xinjiang, northwest China; evidence from isotopes (C, H, O, S, Pb), fluid inclusions, and molybdenite Re-Os dating by Wang Yinhong, Wang Yinhong, Zhang Fangfang, Zhang Fangfang, Liu Jiajun, Liu Jiajun, Xue Chunji, Xue Chunji, Li Bochao, Li Bochao, Xian Xuechen, Xian Xuechen

“…The Donggebi porphyry Mo deposit (441 Mt at 0.115% Mo) is located in the center of the Jueluotage metallogenic belt in Eastern Tianshan, on the southern margin…”
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Cooling and exhumation of the late Paleozoic Tulasu epithermal gold system, western Tianshan, NW China; implications for preservation of pre-Mesozoic epithermal deposits by Zhao Xiaobo, Zhao Xiaobo, Xue Chunji, Xue Chunji, Zhao Weice, Zhao Weice, Seltmann, Reimar, Symons, David T. A, Dolgopolova, Alla, Zhang Yong, Zhang Yong

“…Epithermal gold deposits are rarely well preserved in pre-Mesozoic terranes because of their low-temperature mineralization at shallow crust levels, and they…”
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Metasomatized mantle facilitates the genesis of magmatic nickel–copper sulfide deposits in orogenic belts: A copper isotope perspective by Zhao, Yun, Liu, Sheng-Ao, Xue, Chunji, Brzozowski, Matthew J., Chen, Jia

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Redox reactions control Cu and Fe isotope fractionation in a magmatic Ni–Cu mineralization system by Zhao, Yun, Xue, Chunji, Liu, Sheng-Ao, Mathur, Ryan, Zhao, Xiaobo, Yang, Yongqiang, Dai, Junfeng, Man, Ronghao, Liu, Ximeng

“…Copper and Fe are redox-sensitive metals, and their isotopic compositions may potentially record changes of oxidation conditions in high-temperature magmatic…”
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Copper isotope fractionation in magmatic Ni–Cu mineralization systems associated with the variation of oxygen fugacity in silicate magmas by Zhao, Yun, Liu, Sheng-Ao, Xue, Chunji, Mathur, Ryan, Symons, David T.A., Ke, Junjun

“…Significant variations of oxygen fugacity (fO2) in silicate magmas are widely suggested to play an important role in formation of magmatic Ni–Cu deposits in…”
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Late Carboniferous – Early Permian mafic dikes and granitoids in the heart of the Western Tianshan Orogen, NW China: Implications for a tectonic transition from a syn- to post-collisional setting by Sun, Qing, Zhao, Xiaobo, Xue, Chunji, Seltmann, Reimar, Symons, David T.A.

“…Syn- to post-collisional magmatism in the Chinese western Tianshan Orogen is recorded in the Late Carboniferous to Early Permian magmatic rocks of the Awulale…”
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Neoproterozoic tectonic shift from collisional orogenesis to intraplate extension in the Yili Block, southern Central Asian Orogenic Belt by Sun, Qing, Zhao, Xiaobo, Xue, Chunji, Seltmann, Reimar, McClenaghan, Sean H., Li, Yangjie, Symons, David T.A.

“…•ca. 983–905 Ma leucogranites and ca. 779 Ma mafic dikes were recognized in the northern Yili Block.•Leucogranites with an S-type affinity were derived by…”
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Copper isotope fractionation during sulfide-magma differentiation in the Tulaergen magmatic Ni–Cu deposit, NW China by Zhao, Yun, Xue, Chunji, Liu, Sheng-Ao, Symons, David T.A., Zhao, Xiaobo, Yang, Yongqiang, Ke, Junjun

“…Although it has been recently demonstrated that Cu isotope fractionation during mantle melting and basaltic magma differentiation is limited, the behavior of…”
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Two episodes of Late Paleozoic mafic magmatism in the western Tianshan Orogen: From Carboniferous subduction to Permian post-collisional extension by Sun, Qing, Zhao, Xiaobo, Xue, Chunji, Seltmann, Reimar, McClenaghan, Sean H., Chu, Haixia, Wang, Min

“…[Display omitted] •Late Carboniferous gabbros and Early Permian diabases were identified at Awulale.•Gabbros were derived from a metasomatic peridotite-rich…”
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Paleomagnetic age and tectonic constraints on the genesis of the giant Jinding Zn-Pb deposit, Yunnan, China by Yalikun, Yaxiaer, Xue, Chunji, Symons, D.T.A.

“…The Jinding Zn-Pb deposit is located in the Lanping-Simao basin, Yunnan, China. Paleomagnetic results are reported from the Beichang, Jiayashan, and Nanchang…”
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The genesis of the Ni–Cu sulfide mineralization of the carboniferous Haibaotan intrusion, Eastern Tianshan, Central Asian Orogenic Belt by Qiu, Mingfeng, Zhao, Yun, Xue, Chunji, Chen, Jia, Ma, Xiaoping, Wang, Lu, Yu, Liang, You, Yanxiang

“…The large to middle-sized magmatic Ni–Cu sulfide deposits are spatially situated in the eastern portion of Eastern Tianshan, whereas those in the western…”
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Geology, geochronology, and S-Pb-Os geochemistry of the Alastuo gold deposit, West Tianshan, NW China by Zu, Bo, Xue, Chunji, Seltmann, Reimar, Dolgopolova, Alla, Chi, Guoxiang, Li, Chao

“…The Alastuo gold deposit, located in the Narati region of the Chinese West Tianshan, is a newly discovered gold deposit within the world-class Tianshan gold…”
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Two Periods of Porphyry Cu Mineralization and Metallogenic Implications in the Tuwu–Yandong Belt (NW China), Based on Re–Os Systematics of Molybdenite by Weicai An, Chunji Xue, Yun Zhao, Chao Li

“…The Tuwu–Yandong belt contains five porphyry Cu deposits (Fuxing, Yandong, Tuwu, Linglong, and Chihu), constituting the largest Cu metallogenic belt in…”
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Neoproterozoic Aksu Diabase Dyke, Chinese South Tianshan: Magma Sources and Implications for Regional Gold Metallogeny by Guoxiong Ma, Xiaobo Zhao, Chunji Xue, Renke Wang

“…Tianshan is one of the world’s largest gold provinces; however, the relationship between gold mineralization and metasomatized subcontinental lithospheric…”
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Origin of the Bleaching in Lower Cretaceous Continental Red Beds in the Uragen Zn–Pb Deposit, Xinjiang, NW China, and Its Implications for Zn–Pb Mineralization by Rongzhen Gao, Chunji Xue, Junfeng Dai, Ronghao Man

“…The Uragen giant sandstone-hosted Zn–Pb deposit has a proven reserve of 5.90 Mt metals in the southern ore zone and potentially 10 Mt metals for the whole…”
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Continental growth during Devono-Carboniferous switching accretionary tectonics: the Katebasu granitoid stock, Central Tianshan, NW China by Xing, Hao, Zhao, Xiaobo, Xue, Chunji, Zhao, Weice, Symons, David T. A., Feng, Bo, Xing, Ling, Yang, Weizhong

“…The Central Asian Orogenic Belt (CAOB) records a critical stage of Phanerozoic continental growth directly related to substantial juvenile additions during…”
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