Crystal LaFlamme

University of Western Australia

Australia

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Georges Beaudoin

Laval University

CANADA

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Guillaume Barré

Chef de laboratoire - Head of Laboratory

Geological Survey of Canada

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Marco Fiorentini

University of Western Australia

AUSTRALIA

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laure martin

University of Western Australia

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Nicolas Thebaud

University of Western Australia

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Crystal LaFlamme

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Fluid-rock sulfidation reactions control Au-Ag-Te-Bi precipitation in the Val-d’Or orogenic gold vein field (Abitibi subprovince, Canada)

Fault-induced gold saturation of a single auriferous fluid is a key process for orogenic gold deposit formation

The role of competitive fluid-rock interaction processes in the formation of high-grade gold deposits

Integration of multiple sulfur isotopes with structural analysis unveils the evolution of ore fluids and source of sulfur at the Kanowna Belle Archean orogenic gold deposit, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia

A significant seawater sulfate reservoir at 2.0 Ga determined from multiple sulfur isotope analyses of the Paleoproterozoic Degrussa Cu-Au volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit, Western Australia

Colloidal gold transport

In-situ sulfur isotopes analysis as an exploration tool for orogenic gold mineralization in the Granites-Tanami Gold Province, Australia

Mapping undercover

Contemporaneous formation of vein-hosted and stratabound gold mineralization at the world-class Dead Bullock Soak mining camp, Australia

The multiple sulfur isotope architecture of the Golden Mile and Mount Charlotte deposits, Western Australia

Microchemical and sulfur isotope constraints on the magmatic and hydrothermal evolution of the Black Swan Succession, Western Australia

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Georges Beaudoin

Guillaume Barré

Marco Fiorentini

laure martin

Nicolas Thebaud

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Crystal LaFlamme

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Articles (11)

Fluid-rock sulfidation reactions control Au-Ag-Te-Bi precipitation in the Val-d’Or orogenic gold vein field (Abitibi subprovince, Canada)

Fault-induced gold saturation of a single auriferous fluid is a key process for orogenic gold deposit formation

The role of competitive fluid-rock interaction processes in the formation of high-grade gold deposits

Integration of multiple sulfur isotopes with structural analysis unveils the evolution of ore fluids and source of sulfur at the Kanowna Belle Archean orogenic gold deposit, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia

A significant seawater sulfate reservoir at 2.0 Ga determined from multiple sulfur isotope analyses of the Paleoproterozoic Degrussa Cu-Au volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit, Western Australia

Colloidal gold transport

In-situ sulfur isotopes analysis as an exploration tool for orogenic gold mineralization in the Granites-Tanami Gold Province, Australia

Mapping undercover

Contemporaneous formation of vein-hosted and stratabound gold mineralization at the world-class Dead Bullock Soak mining camp, Australia

The multiple sulfur isotope architecture of the Golden Mile and Mount Charlotte deposits, Western Australia

Microchemical and sulfur isotope constraints on the magmatic and hydrothermal evolution of the Black Swan Succession, Western Australia

Collaborators (5)

Georges Beaudoin

Guillaume Barré

Marco Fiorentini

laure martin

Nicolas Thebaud

Make your next move.

A significant seawater sulfate reservoir at 2.0 Ga determined from multiple sulfur isotope analyses of the Paleoproterozoic Degrussa Cu-Au volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit, Western Australia