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Economic Geology; November 1948; v. 43; no. 7; p. 598-602
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An unusual antimony deposit in Argentina

Federico Ahlfeld

"Deals with a small group of veinlike replacement deposits in fissures in Pliocene effusive rocks of the Cochinoca area, province of Jujuy, northwestern Argentina. The veins, of near-surface type, contain brecciated and banded ore, chiefly jujuyite, an iron antimonate, and highly antimoniferous opal. The minerals are of colloidal origin."

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