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Gold/Mining/Energy : Evolving Gold Corp. (EVG.V)

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To: TheSlowLane who wrote (19)	11/3/2009 11:48:08 AM
From: ogi	of 363

It really is all too complex for my layman's mind although I persist in trying to grasp it. The mineral assemblages and indicate the types of alteration etc etc and I see one factor that might mean a classic porphyry and then maybe something else that might indicate a diorite porphyry, meanwhile its probably multi-phasic, and I can't sort it out. What we do know is that EVG has a complex emplacement model down to say 550m with multiple types of gold emplacement. They have now encountered porphyritic material, like fingers on an inflated surgical glove perhaps. What I do know is that the core body beneath that has the potential for massive size and given the gold predominance so far it may well be a gold rich body. The chart in the report you referenced does help a lot in putting a visual on how EVG has gold in diatreme, in wallrock in breccia etc. and now in porphyry dikes. To date Q is chasing "where are we in the system" and he constantly gets more complex answers with further drilling but a greater clarity as well. How much they gain on the porphyry model from the next 51 holes I don't know. Cheers, Ogi

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