Fill in the blanks in the following table using the Porphyry Copper Deposit description as an example.

Fill in the blanks in the following table using the Porphyry Copper Deposit description as an example. To enter data, just click on the cell and start typing. The cell will stretch to fit your answer.

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MI1033 - Introduction to Mining

Module #1, Unit #2 – Resources and Ore Deposit Formation

Deposit Type	Principal Ore Mineral(s)	Secondary Ore Mineral(s)	Name An Example of a Deposit and its Location	Grade And Tonnage Characterization Description	Typical Mining Methods	Size or Dimension of the Deposit	Shape of the Deposit	Style of Mineralization	Rock Types	Formation Description
*Porphyry Copper (example)*	Cu	*Au, Ag, Mo*	*Pebble, Alaska*	*Large tonnage and relatively low grades*	*Surface methods and underground – Block Caving*	*Hundreds to thousands of meters in each dimension*	*Oval or spherical*	*Stockwork Veins*	*Light coloured Igneous Instrusions and surrounding country rock*	*Derived from hydrothermal Fluids near top of cooling magma body between 1-5 km depth. Fluids fill in cracks creating a stockwork vein system.*
Carbonate Hosted
Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG)
Magmatic Deposits (Ni-Cu and PGE)
Diamond
Unconformity and Sandstone-Hosted Uranium

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Deposit Type	Principal Ore Mineral(s	Secondary Ore Mineral(s)	Name An Example of a Deposit and its Location	Grade And Tonnage Characterization Description	Typical Mining Methods	Size or Dimension of the Deposit	Shape of the Deposit	Style of Mineralization	Rock Types	Formation description
Carbonate Hosted	Pb,Zn	Ag,Au,Mo	Mississippi Valley Type viburnum	moderate to high grade	both under ground and surface mining	hundres to less than hunder meter	stratabound,localized	Cavity fillling, platformal	carbonate,breccia,dolostone	epigenetic
Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG)	Cu,Fe	Au	OLYMPIC DAM	MODERATRE TO HIGH	both minig	THOUSAND METER	MASSIVE TYPE	INTRUSIVE ,EPIGENETIC	I- or A-type granitoids	MARGIN OF IGNEOUS BODY
Magmatic Deposits (Ni-Cu and PGE)	Ni,Cu	Au,Pt	KAMBALDA WESTERN AUSTRALI	low grade Ni	surface mining	greater than thousand meters	large layered complex	early magamtic crystallization	Peridotite,Gabbro	early magmatic,immiscible sulphide separation
Diamond	C		PANNA ,INDIA	MEDIUM GRADE	SURFACE MINING	LOCALICED	VERTICAL KIMBERLITE PIPIE	SECONDARY PLACER TYPE	SANDSTONE ASSOCIATED	Unconformity bounded
Unconformity and Sandstone-Hosted Uranium	U,	Au,Ag,Mo	COLORADO PLATEAU,SANDSTONE TYPE UNCONFORMITY TYPE ATTHABASCA ,CANADA	SANDSTONE - LOWGRADE UNCONFORMITY- HIGHGRADE	BOTH UNDER GROUND AND OPEN TYPE	LOCALIZED,	TABULAR,ROLL, VEIN	HYDROTHERMAL	GRANITE	SECONDARY TYPE

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