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Economic Geology; December 1960; v. 55; no. 8; p. 1708-1715
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Some ore occurrences of the Mississippi Valley type in equatorial Africa

J. C. Stam

The Mindouli deposit (equatorial Africa), which consists of copper, lead, and zinc minerals occurring as replacements of massive dolomite (Schisto-calcaire) or younger Precambrian coarse-grained sandstones adjacent to a fault zone, and locally in veins along the faults, is described as representative of a number of Mississippi Valley-type ore deposits in the lower Congo region.

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