Yeah, nearology often guides land acquisition as much as geology.
Carbonatite intrusions are typically very discrete, plug-like formations. Mineralisation on the fringes of the intrusion or associated with minor off-shooting structures is likely to be sub-economic in isolation.
Land adjacent to a world-class NdPr deposit is rather useful from a marketing perspective however.
SML/00601/2017, page-10
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