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To: Walt who wrote (17029)	3/27/1999 11:17:00 PM
From: Dave R. Webb	Read Replies (1) of 26850

Walt, F.P. and others have commented in a generally less than optimistic manner regarding the size potential of kimberlite/lamproite dykes. Do you recall the ultramafic lamprophyre dyke at the Con Mine in Yellowknife. True, not a kimberlite nor a lamproite, but according to some (N. Rock among others) part of a larger "family" of ultramafic alkaline intrusions that includes kimberlite. The Con Mine lamprophyre contains diatreme facies, has been traced for several kilometers in strike and dip, and averages 4 meters in width, although occasionally it can be up to 30 meters wide. I guess one shouldn't assume that ALL dykes are thin and therefor not viable targets. Dave

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