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Fluid sources and evolution of early Oligocene Be-W deposits in the Mahuaping ore district, Western Yunnan

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Sheng Li
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Wenchang Li *
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Fucheng Yang
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Qinggao Yan
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Huawen Cao
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Shenjin Guan
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Jiachun Wen
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Guiyin Zhang
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Guizhong Yang
DOI:10.1016/j.oregeorev.2026.107393delete
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• Precise muscovite Rb-Sr dating constrains the Yinchangping mineralization at 29.5 ± 1.3 Ma, establishing a temporal link with the Mahuaping deposit. • Ore fluids originated from a deep concealed pluton, subsequently undergoing intensive water–rock interaction and mixing with metamorphic fluids. • The proximal Yinchangping and distal Mahuaping deposits likely represent spatially continuous products of the same deep-seated magmatic system at different evolutionary stages.
Keywords:
SanjiangTethyan
Be-W deposit
MuscoviteRb-Sr dating
Scheelite geochemistry
Water-rock interaction
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