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concept highlight: 1,750 to 1,900 metre thick sequence of Upper to Lower Cretaceous mafic to felsic volcanic and volcaniclastic
 
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concept highlight: subvolcanic stocks and dykes related to episodes of Cretaceous volcanism are present in the succession. The
 
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concept highlight: volcanic-volcaniclastic sequences ranging in age from Lower to Upper Cretaceous. The oldest, the Lower Cretaceous
 
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concept highlight: Cretaceous. The oldest, the Lower Cretaceous lvaninsky Sequence, is subdivided into
 
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concept highlight: Unconformably overlying the above units is the Lower Cretaceous Engterinsky Sequence, a 250 to 300 metre
 
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concept highlight: unconformably upon the previous sequence. It comprises Lower Cretaceous amygdaloidal pyroxene-bearing andesite
 
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concept highlight: 2003 youngest sequence, the Makinsky Sequence, is Upper Cretaceous in age and consists of rhyodacite tuffs
 
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concept highlight: intrusive rocks range in age from Lower to Upper Cretaceous. There are four known ages of dykes and
 
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concept highlight: porphyritic diorite dykes which are confined to the Lower Cretaceous lvaninsky Sequence and older sedimentary
 
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concept highlight: from rhyolitic to dacitic in composition. An Upper Cretaceous age is assigned to these dykes. The youngest
 
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concept highlight: are diorite dykes and stocks of the Upper to Lower Cretaceous Okhotsky Complex. In the Julietta area
 
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concept highlight: the Bulat Caldera System, which is related to the Cretaceous volcanic activity. The caldera subsidence
 
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concept highlight: margin, juxtapose the Jurassic sediments and the Cretaceous volcanic rocks. A domal feature, termed
 
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concept highlight: veins. The gold-silver mineralization at Julietta is Lower Cretaceous in age and is low temperature epithermal
 
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concept highlight: a 1,600 metre thick succession of Upper to Lower Jurassic terrestrial sedimentary rocks. A variety
 
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concept highlight: Cretaceous volcanism are present in the succession. The Jurassic sedimentary rocks may be subdivided into
 
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concept highlight: area is a 650 to 750 metre thick succession of Lower Jurassic coarse grained siltstones and sandstones
 
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concept highlight: overlying this sequence is a 250 metre thick Lower Jurassic sequence of interbedded siltstone and argillite
 
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concept highlight: faults, which, at the caldera margin, juxtapose the Jurassic sediments and the Cretaceous volcanic rocks.
 
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NI 43-101 Technical Report for the Julietta Project in Europe, Russia dated January 2003
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