Charnockite is known to often contain high concentrations of REEs, making it a favorable find for exploration. In comparison, Leucogranites, while also potentially containing REEs, may not always have as high concentrations as charnockite.
However, the presence of leucogranites at multiple locations in separate tenements suggests a broader potential for REE exploration in the area.
And look at the Charnockite spread here.. very interesting...
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