Re-Os Sulfide Geochronology of the Red Dog Sediment-Hosted Zn-Pb-Ag Deposit, Brooks Range, Alaska

Abstract

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Rhenium–osmium abundance and isotopic compositions of massive sulfides from modern deep-sea hydrothermal systems: Implications for vent associated ore forming processes

“…This phenomenon is also observed in ancient VMS 476 deposit such as the Red Dog deposit with the higher Re and Os content of pyrite than 477 sphalerite in the massive sulfides (Morelli et al, 2004). 478…”

Re-Os systematics and age of pyrite associated with stratiform Zn-Pb mineralization in the Howards Pass district, Yukon and Northwest Territories, Canada

“…However, because sphalerite typically contains less Re and Os (e.g. orders of magnitude lower concentrations in sphalerite compared to pyrite in massive ore from Red Dog; Morelli et al 2004), the Re-Os systematics of pyrite are likely unaffected by sphalerite inclusions.…”

“…Notably, it is not uncommon for pyrite within a single sulphide deposit to possess highly variable Re and Os abundances. For example, the Re and Os abundances of pyrite separates from massive sulphide ores at Red Dog (∼351-383 ppb Re, 3353-3637 ppt Os) are greatly different from those of pyrite in vein ore (∼14-31 ppb Re, 98-235 ppt Os) from a different part of the deposit (Morelli et al 2004) and those of pyrite from silicified wall rocks at Red Dog (∼2.7-34 ppb Re, 85-789 ppb Os; Slack et al 2015). Zeng et al 2014).…”

Re-assessing the surface cycling of molybdenum and rhenium

“…Data for MoS 2 are from Noddack and Noddack (1931), Fleischer (1959, 1960, Morachevskii and Nechaeva (1960), Terada et al (1971), McCandless et al (1993, Markey et al (1998), Stein et al (1998Stein et al ( , 2001, Selby and Creaser (2001), Barra et al (2003), Mao et al (2003), Sun et al (2003b), Berzina et al (2005), Zhang et al (2005), Mao et al (2006), and Selby et al (2007b). Data for 'FeS 2 ' are from Freydier et al (1997), Brü gmann et al (1998, Cohen et al (1999), Mathur et al (1999Mathur et al ( , 2000Mathur et al ( , 2005, Stein et al (2000), Arne et al (2001), Kirk et al (2001Kirk et al ( , 2002, Barra et al (2003), Hannah et al (2004), Morelli et al (2004Morelli et al ( , 2005Morelli et al ( , 2007, Zhang et al (2005), and Liu et al (2008). and Re indicates that a significant proportion of Re, but not Mo, is organically-bound, perhaps as metalloporphyrin species (Miller, 2004).…”