Abstract
Over forty uranium deposits or occurrences were recorded by Kolektiv (1984) in Slovak Republic. They are contained in seven areas within the West Carpathians. Figure 14.1 provides a listing and distribution of the locations.
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Although the present U oxide phase is described as uraninite it is probably the pitchblende variety as can be deduced from similar mineralization in the Novoveská Huta deposit described earlier.
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The geological setting of the Kurišková deposit as well as other deposits in the North Gemer Zone resembles to some extent that of volcanic-type uranium deposits described in Russian literature such as U-Mo deposits in the Streltsovsk Caldera in the Russian Federation or in the Mardai (or Dornod) district in Mongolia (for details see Dahlkamp 2009, Uranium Deposits of the World: Asia). Therefore metallogenetic concepts for these deposits may also give a clue for any genetic modeling for the Kurišková deposit.
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Archangel’ski and Daniel 1981; Balaz (ed) 2004; Ferenc and Mato (2006); Grecula et al. 1995; Hrebec and Veselý 1981; Hyyppa et al. 2009; Kantor 1959; Kolektiv 1984; Komon 2005; Kühn et al. 1987; Molak 2007; Moran et al. 2008, 2009; Novotný 1987; Pelham et al. 2006; Rojkovič 1968, 1997; Rojkovič and Franců 1992; Rojkovič et al. 1991, 1993; Rozelle 2010; Slavkay and Chovan 1996; Štimmel et al. 1984; Slavkay and Chovan 1996; Zhukov and Rojkovič 1982; pers. commun. by Kuestermeyer A, and other staff of Tournigan Energy, UDEPO 2010.
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Dahlkamp, F.J. (2016). Slovak Republic. In: Uranium Deposits of the World. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78554-5_14
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