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Argillic alteration / Porphyry copper deposit / Breccia / Andesite / Vein / Metasomatism / Clastic rock / Mineral exploration / Porphyry / Geology / Economic geology / Petrology
Argillic alteration
Porphyry copper deposit
Breccia
Andesite
Vein
Metasomatism
Clastic rock
Mineral exploration
Porphyry
Geology
Economic geology
Petrology

A Geological Review of the Tampakan Copper-Gold Deposit, Southern Mindanao, Philippines C Middleton1, A Buenavista2, B Rohrlach3, J Gonzalez4, L Subang5 and G Moreno6 ABSTRACT Located on the island of Mindanao in the Sou

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