The Transitional-Alkaline Magmatic Series of Moroccan Central High Atlas, (Imilchil, Jbel Hayim and Tamazert Area): Geochemical Signatures and Igneous Phosphate Exploration Implication ...
The igneous phosphate rocks are mined from alkaline magmatic rocks, like syenite, nephilinic syenite, and apatite carbonatites (e.g., the Kola Peninsula and Kola Peninsula in Russia, the waste rock of the iron mines of Kiruna, Sweden and Arax, in Brazil…). In Morocco, several syenite massifs are rec...
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ftdatacite:10.5281/zenodo.10353352 2024-01-28T10:07:01+01:00 The Transitional-Alkaline Magmatic Series of Moroccan Central High Atlas, (Imilchil, Jbel Hayim and Tamazert Area): Geochemical Signatures and Igneous Phosphate Exploration Implication ... Daafi, Youssef 2023 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10353352 https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.10353352 en eng Zenodo https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10353351 Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode cc-by-4.0 Igneous Phosphate Central High Atlas Imilchil Syenite Jbel Hayim alkaline magmatism Apatite ScholarlyArticle JournalArticle article-journal 2023 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1035335210.5281/zenodo.10353351 2024-01-04T22:53:01Z The igneous phosphate rocks are mined from alkaline magmatic rocks, like syenite, nephilinic syenite, and apatite carbonatites (e.g., the Kola Peninsula and Kola Peninsula in Russia, the waste rock of the iron mines of Kiruna, Sweden and Arax, in Brazil…). In Morocco, several syenite massifs are recorded from the Precambrian to the Mesozoic and Cenozoic, we respectively cite those of the Reguibat shield, Jbel Boho and Siroua massif in the Central Anti-Atlas, the High Atlas and Middle Atlas . In the Central High Atlas, Jurassic syenites are located in the Imilchil region at the south of Beni Mellal City. Petrographically, these rocks are composed of potassium feldspar, plagioclase, carbonates and traces of silica with secondary minerals mainly iron oxides/hydroxides (magnetite/Ilmenite). Accessory minerals are represented by apatite with trace elements (F, K and P, Ti) and trace Si. From geochemical point of view, the syenites of the Central High Atlas of Imilchil as well as those of Tamazert are ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Kiruna kola peninsula DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) Kiruna Kola Peninsula |
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The igneous phosphate rocks are mined from alkaline magmatic rocks, like syenite, nephilinic syenite, and apatite carbonatites (e.g., the Kola Peninsula and Kola Peninsula in Russia, the waste rock of the iron mines of Kiruna, Sweden and Arax, in Brazil…). In Morocco, several syenite massifs are recorded from the Precambrian to the Mesozoic and Cenozoic, we respectively cite those of the Reguibat shield, Jbel Boho and Siroua massif in the Central Anti-Atlas, the High Atlas and Middle Atlas . In the Central High Atlas, Jurassic syenites are located in the Imilchil region at the south of Beni Mellal City. Petrographically, these rocks are composed of potassium feldspar, plagioclase, carbonates and traces of silica with secondary minerals mainly iron oxides/hydroxides (magnetite/Ilmenite). Accessory minerals are represented by apatite with trace elements (F, K and P, Ti) and trace Si. From geochemical point of view, the syenites of the Central High Atlas of Imilchil as well as those of Tamazert are ... |
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The Transitional-Alkaline Magmatic Series of Moroccan Central High Atlas, (Imilchil, Jbel Hayim and Tamazert Area): Geochemical Signatures and Igneous Phosphate Exploration Implication ... |
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The Transitional-Alkaline Magmatic Series of Moroccan Central High Atlas, (Imilchil, Jbel Hayim and Tamazert Area): Geochemical Signatures and Igneous Phosphate Exploration Implication ... |
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The Transitional-Alkaline Magmatic Series of Moroccan Central High Atlas, (Imilchil, Jbel Hayim and Tamazert Area): Geochemical Signatures and Igneous Phosphate Exploration Implication ... |
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The Transitional-Alkaline Magmatic Series of Moroccan Central High Atlas, (Imilchil, Jbel Hayim and Tamazert Area): Geochemical Signatures and Igneous Phosphate Exploration Implication ... |
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The Transitional-Alkaline Magmatic Series of Moroccan Central High Atlas, (Imilchil, Jbel Hayim and Tamazert Area): Geochemical Signatures and Igneous Phosphate Exploration Implication ... |
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transitional-alkaline magmatic series of moroccan central high atlas, (imilchil, jbel hayim and tamazert area): geochemical signatures and igneous phosphate exploration implication ... |
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