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To: hubris33 who wrote (7905)	3/12/2006 9:59:44 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78410

em.gov.bc.ca en.wikipedia.org * The orebodies are associated with multiple intrusions and dikes of diorite to quartz monzonite composition with porphyritic textures. * Breccia zones with angular or locally rounded fragments are commonly associated with the intrusives. The sulfide mineralization typically occurs between or within fragments. * The deposites typically have an outer epidote - chlorite mineral alteration zone. * A quartz - sericite alteration zone typically occurs closer to the center and may overprint. * A central potassic zone of secondary biotite and orthoclase alteration is commonly associated with most of the ore. * Fractures are often filled or coated by sulfides, or by quartz veins with sulfides. Closely spaced fractures of several orientations are usually associated with the highest grade ore.