1. Ni-Mo-PGE-Au-rich ores in Chinese black shales and speculations on possible analogues in the United States

   • R. M. Coveney Jr
   • C. Nansheng

   Black Shales Pages: 83 - 88

2. “Background” δ³⁴S values of Kupferschiefer sulphides in Poland: pyrite-marcasite nodules

   • E. C. Jowett
   • T. Roth
   • S. Oszczepalski

   Black Shales Pages: 89 - 98

3. Comparison between the distribution of PGE in black shales from the Bohemian Massif (CSFR) and other black shale occurrences

   • J. Pašava

   Black Shales Pages: 99 - 103

4. Comparison of organic geochemistry and metal enrichment in two black shales: Cambrian Alum Shale of Sweden and Devonian Chattanooga Shale of United States

   • J. S. Leventhal

   Black Shales Pages: 104 - 112

5. The provenance of low-calcic black shales

   • M. S. Quinby-Hunt
   • P. Wilde

   Black Shales Pages: 113 - 121

6. Announcements

   Announcement Pages: 121 - 121

7. Metallogeny, structural, lithological and time controls of ore deposition in anoxic environments

   • B. Kříbek

   Black Shales Pages: 122 - 131

8. Stratigraphic and petrographic comparison of the Creta and Kupferschiefer copper shale deposits

   • H. L. O. Huyck
   • R. W. Chorey

   Black Shales Pages: 132 - 142

9. Base-metal-rich metamorphosed black shales associated with Proterozoic ophiolites in the Kainuu schist belt, Finland: a genetic link with the Outokumpu rock assemblage

   • K. Loukola-Ruskeeniemi
   • T. Heino
   • J. Vanne

   Black Shales Pages: 143 - 151

10. Geochemical evidence for the hydrothermal origin of sulphur, base metals and gold in Proterozoic metamorphosed black shales, Kainuu and Outokumpu areas, Finland

    • K. Loukola-Ruskeeniemi

    Black Shales Pages: 152 - 164