26Moz, +5g/t AuEq Gold, Silver, PGM Porphyry Exploration Target. First assays imminent., page-178

Australia. I bet Boddington is one of them. They've got **broic porphyries. I've mentioned Boddington on here previously:

Boddington's gold ([email protected]/t Au for 1160t Au) is associated with a diorite intrusion (medium-grained **bro).

"The Wandoo deposit is interpreted as a structurally-controlled, intrusion-related, Au-Cu deposit, formed by two overprinting magmatic-hydrothermal systems. The first has ‘porphyry-like’ characteristics, associated with dioritic intrusion at ~2700 Ma, the other coeval with a barren post-tectonic granitoid at ~2612 Ma. Although gold is associated with both events, the main stage, particularly the high-grade mineralisation, appears synchronous with the latter (McCuaig et al., 2001)."