A geochemical horizon is interpreted to separate the geochemical signature commonly associated with the upper and mid-levels of a low sulphidation system. For simplicity, the geochemical horizon line is interpreted to be horizontal (refer to Figure 5 for cross-sectional view of a low-sulphidation gold system model).
A geochemical horizon is interpreted to separate the geochemical signature commonly associated with the upper and mid-levels of a low sulphidation system. For simplicity, the geochemical horizon line is interpreted to be horizontal (refer to Figure 5 for cross-sectional view of a low-sulphidation gold system model).