Dominique Genna

Professeur régulier

USAC

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Dominique Genna is a Professeur régulier at UQAC in Canada. His research areas encompass the study of Archean sanukitoids, gold-bearing zones in the Abitibi Belt, and trace element composition in volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits. Recent articles authored by Professor Genna explore the implications of geological processes on mineralization dynamics and gold remobilization within the context of the Superior Craton.

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2025

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2023

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2021

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Jorge Relvas

Associate Professor with Habilitation

Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa

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The significance of Archean sanukitoids in the cratonization process: The example of the Barlow pluton, between the Abitibi and Opatica subprovinces, Superior Craton, Quebec

LA-ICP-MS Analyses of Sulfides from Gold-Bearing Zones at the Perron Deposit, Abitibi Belt, Canada: Implications for Gold Remobilization through Metamorphism from Volcanogenic Mineralizations to Orogenic Quartz–Carbonate Veins

Trace Element Composition of Chalcopyrite from Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposits: Variation and Implications for Provenance Recognition

Evidence of gold related to Neoarchean alkaline magmatism in the Abitibi greenstone belt (Canada) from mineral parageneses and microscale trace element geochemistry on pyrite

The perron gold deposit, archean abitibi belt, canada: Exceptionally high-grade mineralization related to higher gold-carrying capacity of hydrocarbon-rich fluids

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Jorge Relvas

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