Reference information
| Comments |
Geologic mapping continued by Xanadu in 2011, based on results to date indicating strong possiblilty of discovering additional mineralized porphyry copper. Previous exploration between 1999 and 2004 identified a large (> 7 square km) zone of porphyry-related advanced argillic alteration that is highly anomalous in Cu, Mo, Au, Ag and Ba. |
| Study area name |
Central Asian Orogenic Belt |
| References |
Dejidmaa and others (2002); Xanadu Mines Ltd. (2011a); Xanadu Mines Ltd. (2011b) |
| Site reference |
Mihalasky, Ludington, Hammarstrom, and others (2015) |
Dejidmaa, G., Bujinlkham, B., Ganbaatar, T., Oyuntuya, N., Enkhtuya, B., Eviihuu, A., and Monkh-Erdene, N., 2002, Distribution map of mineral deposits and occurrences in Mongolia: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Mineral Resources Authority, Geologic Information Center, 540 p., 12 sheets, scale 1:1,000,000.
Xanadu Mines Ltd., 2011a, Advanced porphyry copper project acquired by Xanadu in Mongolia: Xanadu Mines Ltd. press release, March 30, 2011: Xanadu Mines Ltd., [2] p., accessed April 25, 2013, at http://www.resource-cap.com/downloads/Advanced%20porphyry%20copper%20project%20acquired%20by%20Xanadu%20in%20Mongolia.pdf.Xanadu Mines Ltd., 2011b, Xanadu—A Mongolian exploration and resource development company: Xanadu Mines Ltd. investor presentation, June 30, 2011, [23] p. (Also available at http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110630/pdf/41zhwccsr7dh8g.pdf.)
