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Thursday, 10/13/2016 11:34:52 PM

Thursday, October 13, 2016 11:34:52 PM

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Just read something interesting about exhalite.The article stated:
In many cases,proximal exhalites are thickest,directly above sulfide zones,and become progressively thinner,with increasing distance from a deposit.It may be talking about VMS.If anyone talks to CD,they can ask.There were 2 examples of exhalite in the article,that mentioned the thickness of 30 meters ,that were directly above deposit.Not sure of distance,or if it was VMS,but there was 1 in Maine.
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