Mineralization in the British Isles

Introduction. The mineralization and geological evolution of the British Isles. Stratiform mineralization in the dalradian of Scotland. Mineralization associated with caledonian intrusive activity. Dolgellau gold-belt, Harlech district, North Wales. Mineralization in the Irish Midlands. Mineralization associated with the cornubian granite batholith. Lead-zinc-fluoride-baryte deposits of the Pennines, North Wales and the Mendips. Cumbrian hematite deposits, north-west England. Sedimentary iron ores. Index.

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