Hey John435,
I thought I read somewhere that THX did a microscopic study of the chalcopyrite ore and pretty much concluded it was VMS (sphalerite presence???)
Not sure why a VMS deposit would necessarily be regular. It is deposited stratigraphically on a potentially active ocean floor (like a blanket). IMHO the deposits could be as irregular as hell e.g. thinner on topographic highs, thicker on lows, cut up by new vents, gouged, channeled and remobilized by water/sediment flows. And thats before any folding and faulting occurs!!!
degrussa ,vms or something else?, page-2
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