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Economic Geology; February 1961; v. 56; no. 1; p. 213-214
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Placer cassiterite of the 'Manley Tin Belt', Alaska

Kirk W. Stanley

Cassiterite is a common accessory mineral in certain Au placer districts of Alaska. Optical studies of cassiterite indicate it is of detrital origin, derived from a concealed lode, not authigenic. Mineralogical associations suggest that the source area is a limestone contact deposit, a theory that should be taken into account in future exploration for primary cassiterite deposits in the area.

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