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Romanian Journal of Mineral Deposits:

A. von Quadt oversaw the publication of the 30 papers on the TMS and Associates Areas. Abstracts are provided herein, such as: 

  • Stratigraphy and Age of the Timok Magmatic Complex (TMC),
  • Did Timok Magmatic Complex (East Serbia, SE Europe) originate by subduction? A petrological and geochemical perspective,
  • Metallic mineral deposits of the Bor metallogenic zone s.s. (Republic of Serbia),
  • Occurrence of the colusite group minerals at the Bor ore district, Serbia,
  • Mineralogy of the Coka Marin polymetallic deposit, Bor ore district, Serbia,
  •  Geological setting, lithogeo-chemistry, and hydrothermal alteration in the Crni Vrhlicence area, Late Cretaceous Timok belt, Eastern Serbia,
  • Structural and tectonic features of the western part of Carpatho-Balkanides: evidence from palaeostress analyses of Ravanica area,
  • New aspects of the relation between older nappes (metamorphic rocks and "flysch"sediments) and Neogene cover beds (including Quaternary) in Eastern Serbia,
  • Lithology and Structural Features of the Trakia Unit, South Bulgaria,
  • Strike-slip deformation in the Trakia Unit along the Maritsa shear zone, northern border of the Rhodope Massif, southern Bulgaria,
  • Evolution of the Cretaceous magmatism from the Srednogorie zone to the Rhodopes:Constraints from isotope dating and tracing,
  •  Correlation of the Upper Cretaceous magmatism and the related Cu-Au mineralization in Bulgaria and Serbia: the status quo,
  • Mineral composition of the Late Cretaceous Breznik-Bardoto Au epithermal ore occurrence (preliminary data), Western Srednogorie Belt, Bulgaria,
  • Magmatic to hydrothermal transition at the Elatsite porphyry Cu-Au-(PGE)deposit, Srednogorie zone, Bulgaria,
  • Tectonic and structural controls on intrusion-related deposits (Elatsite and PraveshkaLakavica) in the Northern part of Sredna Gora zone, Bulgaria,
  • The Magmatic Sulfide Inclusion in some Intrusions from the Metaliferi Mountains, Romania (preliminary data),
  • Petrogenesis of the Hercynian Rkvia-Beretisa intrusion, Dzirula Massif, Georgia,
  • The place of the Bolnisi ore district, Georgia in the Tethyan-Eurasian metallogenic belt and peculiarities of its mineralization,
  • The Bolnisi mining district, southern Georgia: present knowledge and open questions about volcanism, geodynamics and ore formation,
  • The Uraveli sequence: implication for basin formation during the Middle-Upper Eocene,Achara-Trialeti basin, Georgia,,
  • Ore-forming fluids associated with Pb-Zn-Ag-sulfide mineralization at Rogozna and in the South Kopaonik mineral belt, Bulgaria
  • Geochemistry and geochronology of the Eastern Srednogorie zone, Bulgaria,
  • Magmatic petrology and ore generating potential of the Zidarovo center,Eastern Srednogorie, Bulgaria,
  • High-K ankaramitic and high-Al magmas in the Eastern Srednogorie continental arc: Comparison between melt inclusion geochemistry and lavas, Bulgaria,
  • Morphological features and genesis of fluid inclusions in quartz crystals from the chamber pegmatites of Upper Cretaceous monzonites, eastern Bulgaria,
  • Diversity of epithermal gold ore formation events in southeastern Europe: a record of a protracted 60 m.y.-long geodynamic and metallogenic evolution of the Tethyan arc,
  • Petrology and Geochronology of Iran Tepe volcano, Eastern Rhodopes, Bulgaria:Age relationship with the Ada Tepe gold deposit (preliminary data),
  • Mineralogy of rock-forming minerals in Vitosha pluton, Western Srednogorie, Bulgaria,
  •  Low-sulfidation, ‘non-magmatic’ epithermal AuAg deposits of the eastern Rhodopes mountains, Bulgaria, and
  • Evolution of the Malko Tarnovo plutonism and its significance for the formation of the ore deposits in the region, Bulgaria.

For copies of the papers, search: (here). 

And for related papers in the subject areas: (here).

A new special on Romania: (here).  http://www.i2mconsultants.com/downloads/corp/Considerations_About_Economic_Outlook_of.pdf 

Another issue of the Romanian journal: 

http://www.i2mconsultants.com/downloads/corp/2014_RJMD_vol87_nr1.pdf 

 

 

 

 

 

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