Ηφαιστειοιζηματογενή κοιτάσματα συμπαγών σουλφιδίων: Zh-Pb-Cu σιδηροπυρίτης (τύπου Kuroko) = Volcano-sedimentary massive sulfide depositsQ Zn-Pb-Cu-Pyrite (Kuroko type).
Περίληψη
This diploma thesis summarizes the main characteristics of the volcano-sedimentary Kuroko type deposits. In the beginning, Kuroko type deposits are distinguished from the other VMS deposits. Then, the geological characteristics of the deposit like the morphology, the host rocks, the zonation, the hydrothermal alteration etc. are described in details. The geotectonic environment and the local conditions of formation are also defined. Finally, Greek and global examples of the most significant Kuroko type deposits are briefly described.
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