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Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / rank
 
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Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: Marianatype subduction from the Late Triassic to Late Cretaceous and Andean-style subduction from the
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: Cretaceous and Andean-style subduction from the Late Cretaceous to the present. Late Triassic to late
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: Cretaceous to the present. Late Triassic to late Cretaceous Mariana-type subduction resulted in an
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: Formation The oldest rocks exposed in the area are the lower Cretaceous Goyllarisquizga arenites. This formation
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: outcrops in the Éxito zone. Jumasha Formation The mid-Cretaceous Jumasha Formation consists of massive
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: contact. It has been assigned an age between upper Cretaceous and lower Tertiary, but because of the
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: The stock intrudes tightly folded beds of the late Cretaceous Jumasha and Celendín Formations and the
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: Formations and the overlying Casapalca Formation (latest Cretaceous and Paleocene?). Mineralized bodies are
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: tests from 10 drill holes] Casapalca Formation (late Cretaceous to Tertiary): interbedded silty limestone,
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: from 9 drill holes] The Celendin Formation (Late Cretaceous) Celendin Formation is made principally
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: 4 drill holes] Jumasha Formation (Middle to Late Cretaceous) The Jumasha Formation is comprised
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / reference
 
Property / addresses subject: Cretaceous Period / reference
 
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Property / addresses subject: Triassic Period / rank
 
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Property / addresses subject: Triassic Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: volcanism to Upper Paleozoic time. Beginning in the Late Triassic time, following Atlantic Ocean rifting,
Property / addresses subject: Triassic Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: present Andes: the Marianatype subduction from the Late Triassic to Late Cretaceous and Andean-style subduction
Property / addresses subject: Triassic Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: subduction from the Late Cretaceous to the present. Late Triassic to late Cretaceous Mariana-type subduction
Property / addresses subject: Triassic Period / reference
 
Property / addresses subject: Triassic Period / reference
 
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Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / rank
 
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Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: Hydrostratigraphic units are defined based on geology: Quaternary Sediments: colluvium, moraine and alluvial
Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: metallurgical mining activities; • Air quality - Bi-quaternary monitoring is performed in two monitoring
Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: monitoring results are yet available; • Noise: Bi-quaternary monitoring is performed in three monitoring
Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: Decree N° 085-2003-PCM; • Soil quality monitoring - Quaternary monitoring is performed in three monitoring
Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: piezometers. • Emissions and dust control: – Bi-quaternary monitoring two monitoring stations: one
Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / qualifier
 
concept highlight: established monitoring frequency for the first two years is quaternary, and for the following three years biannual.
Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / reference
 
Property / addresses subject: Quaternary Period / reference
 

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NI 43-101 Technical Report for the Yauricocha Project in Peru dated October 2019
an NI 43-101 Technical Report pulled from the GeoArchive collection

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    Marianatype subduction from the Late Triassic to Late Cretaceous and Andean-style subduction from the
    Cretaceous and Andean-style subduction from the Late Cretaceous to the present. Late Triassic to late
    Cretaceous to the present. Late Triassic to late Cretaceous Mariana-type subduction resulted in an
    Formation The oldest rocks exposed in the area are the lower Cretaceous Goyllarisquizga arenites. This formation
    outcrops in the Éxito zone. Jumasha Formation The mid-Cretaceous Jumasha Formation consists of massive
    contact. It has been assigned an age between upper Cretaceous and lower Tertiary, but because of the
    The stock intrudes tightly folded beds of the late Cretaceous Jumasha and Celendín Formations and the
    Formations and the overlying Casapalca Formation (latest Cretaceous and Paleocene?). Mineralized bodies are
    tests from 10 drill holes] Casapalca Formation (late Cretaceous to Tertiary): interbedded silty limestone,
    from 9 drill holes] The Celendin Formation (Late Cretaceous) Celendin Formation is made principally
    4 drill holes] Jumasha Formation (Middle to Late Cretaceous) The Jumasha Formation is comprised
    volcanism to Upper Paleozoic time. Beginning in the Late Triassic time, following Atlantic Ocean rifting,
    present Andes: the Marianatype subduction from the Late Triassic to Late Cretaceous and Andean-style subduction
    subduction from the Late Cretaceous to the present. Late Triassic to late Cretaceous Mariana-type subduction
    Hydrostratigraphic units are defined based on geology: Quaternary Sediments: colluvium, moraine and alluvial
    metallurgical mining activities; • Air quality - Bi-quaternary monitoring is performed in two monitoring
    monitoring results are yet available; • Noise: Bi-quaternary monitoring is performed in three monitoring
    Decree N° 085-2003-PCM; • Soil quality monitoring - Quaternary monitoring is performed in three monitoring
    piezometers. • Emissions and dust control: – Bi-quaternary monitoring two monitoring stations: one
    established monitoring frequency for the first two years is quaternary, and for the following three years biannual.
    2 references
    Linkage to this mine was established with a simple name match from imperfect metadata identifying the geographic area of the mining project
    P97 (Deleted Property)
    4530692:8IDS7IMI Property P97 not found, cannot determine the data type to use.
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