Κοιτάσματα τύπου skarn: Πετρογραφία-μεταλλογένεση και παραδείγματα από τον Ελληνικό χώρο = Skarn deposits: Petrography-metallogenesis and examples from the Greek area.
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Skarn deposits occur throughout the world and have been exploited for various elements. They are divided into seven main categories including iron, tungsten, molybdenum, copper, tin, zinc and gold. Formation of skarns take place at various depths and geotectonic environments. Skarns are formed from the replacement of carbonate rocks through processes of regional or thermal metamorphism and metasomatism. In the Greek area, the largest skarn deposits occur in Serifos, Laurium and Xanthi.
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