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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (3067)	1/31/2003 8:48:00 AM
From: Elizabeth Andrews	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5423

CZZ-It is now interpreted that the mineralized zones occur at the transition from shallow subvolcanic feeder sills into channelized lava flows. Dr. Mungall states that “the resulting mineralization constitutes a hitherto unrecognized variant of magmatic sulfide deposit, with form and structure resembling komatiite-hosted Kambalda type deposits but with compositions resembling Noril’sk”. The Noril’sk region in Siberia is largest palladium producing area in the world. The Noril’sk area also produces large quantities of other precious metals and is second only to the Sudbury Basin for Ni-Cu production. The Company has already refined numerous new priority targets on the property, both proximate to the Mesamax and other historical Ni-Cu occurrences and as well,distant targets have been refined from prospecting and geophysical surveys.