Endogenous processes of mineralization (1982)

Formation of scarn deposits (animation).

Samples of different breeds.

Formation of calcareous skarns (animation).

Minerals characteristic of calcareous rocks: garnet, wollastonite, pyroxene, epidote, calcite.

Formation of magnesian skarns (animation).

Minerals characteristic of magnesian skarns:forsterite, dioxide, vesuvianite,garnets, calcite, ludwigite.

Formation of endos and exoscarns (animation).

Formation of diffusion skarns (animation).

The zonal structure of the skarns (animation).

Deposits with accompanying mineralization (animation).

Deposits with lagging mineralization (animation).

Deposits with superimposed mineralization (animation).

Quarry for the development of the skarn deposit.

Wollastonite.

Datolite.

Excavator in the quarry.

Chalcopyrite.

Scheelite.

Molebdenit.

Galena.

Sphalerite.

Magnesite.

Minerals of copper ores.

Skarn deposits of scheelite and molebdenite (animation).

Tungsten.

Mrolibden.

Deposits of lead-zinc ores (animation).

Loading the rock into the car.

Various forms of mineral deposits (animation).

Excavator in the quarry.

Hydrothermal deposits.

Rock crystal, fluorite, talc.

Formation of hydrothermal deposits (animation).

The output of hydrothermal waters to the surface.

Juvenile hydrothermal solutions (animation).

Transformation of vadose waters into hydrothermal solutions (animation).

Mixing of hydrothermal solutions of various origins (animation).

Participation of hydrothermal solutions in the formation of minerals (animation).

Transfer of mineral components by hydrothermal solutions (animation).

Deposition of minerals in ore-containing structures (animation).

Formation of complex shaped ore bodies (animation).

The mineral galena.

Sphalerite.

Barit.

Pyrite.

Quartz.

Classification of hydrothermal deposits (table + animation).

Volcanic eruption.

Waterfall.

Volcanogenic geothermal deposits (figure).

Polymetallic deposits (figure).

Gold deposits (figure).

Silver-tin deposits (figure).

Classification of hydrothermal deposits

by deep formations (figure).

Near-ore changes of host rocks (animation).

Greisenization (animation).

Minerals formed in greisenization zones.

Berezitization (animation).

Larch cultivation (animation).

Chloritization (animation).

Sericitization (animation).

Kaolinization (animation).

Okvartsevanie (animation).

Zeolization (animation).

Alunitization (animation).

Zonality within ore bodies (animation).

Various forms of ore bodies (animation).

A quarry for the extraction of ore.

Large:excavator bucket.

Minerals: molybdenum, copper, cobalt, mercury, gold, lead, uranium, talc, rock crystal.