L-49
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(1) Geological map of Mongolia (1:1,000,000 in scale)
MRAM Geological Survey and MAS Institute of Geology and Mineral Resources (1998)
(108 00 -114 00 E, 44 00 – 48 00 N)
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Please use two windows; one is for geological map, the other is for legend. New window can be opened by “Ctrl” + “N”.
(2) Lkhamsuren, J. and Murao, S. (1998) Fluorite deposits in Mongolia：an outline. Bulletin of the Geological Survey of Japan, vol. 49 (6), p. 309-318. Detail of Fluorite deposits are shown in Fig. 2 for Berch deposit, in Fig. 3 for Zuun Tsagaan Del deposit, in Fig. 4 for Bor Undru deposit and in Fig.5 for Khongor deposit, respectively.
(3) Murao, S. et al. (1998) K-Ar dating of granitoids and hydrothermal micas from the northern part of Kherlen Depression, Mongolia. Bulletin of the Geological Survey of Japan, vol. 49 (6), p. 249-255. (The detail map is shown in Fig. 2, around 110 E and 48 N.)
(4)
Michaelsen, P. and Storetvedt, K.M. (2023) Tectonic evolution of
a sequence of related late Permian transtensive
coal-bearing sub-basins, Mongolia: A global wrench tectonics portrait. Mongolian Geoscientist, vol. 28 (57),
1-53.
Geologic map of the study area is Fig.13.