Gold Dispersal and Placer Formation in an Active
Oblique Collisional Mountain Belt, Southern Alps, New Zealand
D. Craw, J. Youngson, and P.O. Koons
pp. 605-614
Abstract
Variation in Placer-style, Gold Morphology and
Gold Particle Behavior down Gravel Bedload Rivers: An Example from the
Shotover/Arrow-Kawarau-Clutha River System, Otago, New Zealand
J.H. Youngson and D. Craw pp 615-634
Abstract
The Relationship between Placer Gold Particle
Shape, Rimming and Distance of Fluvial Transport as Exemplified by Gold
from the Klondike District, Yukon Territory, Canada
J.B. Knight, S.R. Morison, and J.K.Mortensen
pp 635-648
Abstract
Lode and Placer Gold Composition from the Klondike
District, Yukon Territory, Canada: Its Implications for the Nature and
Genesis of Klondike Placer and Lode-Gold Deposits
J.B. Knight, J.K. Mortensen, and S.R. Morison
pp 649-664
Abstract
Irrefutable Detrital Origin of Witwatsrand Gold
and Evidence of Eolian Signatures
W.E.L. Minter pp. 665-670
Abstract
Experimental Flume Study of the Deposition of
Heavy Minerals on a Simulated Witwatersrand Sandstone Unconformity
C.S. James and W.E.L. Minter pp.
671-688
Abstract
Complex Metasomatism of an Archean Placer in the
Witswatersrand Basin, South Africa: The Ventersdorp Contact Reef - A Hydrothermal
Aquifer?
V. Gartz and H.E. Frimmel
pp. 689-706
Abstract
Cenozoic Placer Deposits and Fluvial Channel Systems
on the Arctic Shelf of Siberia
N.G. Patyk-Kara pp. 707-720
Abstract
Post-Gondwana Drainage and the Development of
Diamond Placers in Western South Africa
M.C.J. deWit pp. 721-740
Abstract
Fluvial Characteristics of the Diamondiferous
Droogeveldt Gravels, Vaal Valley, South Africa
R.I. Spaggiara, J.D. Ward, and M.C.J. deWit
pp. 741-748
Abstract
Tertiary-age Diamondiferous Fluvial Deposits of
the Lower Orange River Valley, Southwestern Africa
R.J. Jacob, B.J. Bluck, and J.D. Ward
pp. 749-758
Abstract