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Economic Geology; May 1964; v. 59; no. 3; p. 492-498
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A statistical case study in geochemical prospecting for copper

Bahngrell W. Brown

In Bismark and Mammoth mining districts, Madison County, Montana, heavy metal anomalies in soils do not indicate the same targets as anomalies from stream sediments and water samples. A distinction is made between fugitive and residual indicator populations

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