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Skarn

Skarns or tactites are coarse-grained metamorphic rocks that form by replacement of carbonate-bearing rocks during regional or contact metamorphism and metasomatism. Skarns may form by metamorphic recrystallization of impure carbonate protoliths, bimetasomatic reaction of different lithologies, and infiltration metasomatism by magmatic-hydrothermal…

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Etymology

Petrology

Classification

Formation

Ore deposits

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Skarn

Nodes102
Edges101
Triples56
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019608
Components1

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Skarn

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related to Classification · 5
Skarn → Further, If, One, Skarns, The
related to Fe (Cu, Ag, Au) skarn deposits · 4
Skarn → Chalcopyrite, Fe, Magnetite, The
related to Formation · 4
Skarn → Exoskarns, Generally, They, When
related to Etymology · 3
Skarn → Palaeoproterozoic, Sweden's Persberg, Swedish
related to Ore deposits · 3
Skarn → Other, Some, The
related to Petrology · 3
Skarn → It, Skarns, The
related to Skarn ore deposits · 3
Skarn → Cu, Metal, Mo

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skarns protolith form rocks fluids deposits metasomatism metamorphism minerals iron limestone contact composition associated hornfels ore variety metamorphic hydrothermal carbonate

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tininstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
tungsteninstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
manganeseinstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
copperinstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
goldinstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
zincinstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
leadinstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
nickelinstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
molybdenuminstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
iron.A skarn is formed by a variety of metasomatic processes during metamorphism between two adjacent lithologic unitsinstance ofSkarn deposits are economically valuable as sources of metals0.80text
shaleinstance ofSkarns can form in almost any rock type0.80text
graniteinstance ofSkarns can form in almost any rock type0.80text

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