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To: Paul Bilecki who wrote (25024)	12/5/1999 11:22:00 AM
From: average joe	Respond to of 26850

PB - did you know the dyke at Snap has mediocre geochemistry, therefore it is a fluke, if it is really as rich as they say it is. A pipe behaves differently and would correspond more to the geochemistry from this near off craton area. A dyke can be a hundred miles long a pipe can't. The pipe comes from below the dyke from sideways. As above so below for the pipe. The dyke can have a more pristine source. Don't bet on pipes in this area, it won't happen. Sober Joe