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Boletín de Geología
versión impresa ISSN 0120-0283
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BARRERA-CORTES, Marcela; FRANTZ, José Carlos; CHARAO-MARQUES, Juliana y SANCHEZ-CELIS, Diana. SISTEMA PORFIRÍTICO YARUMALITO, ANTIOQUIA: PETROGRAFÍA Y CARACTERIZACIÓN DE LAS ALTERACIONES HIDROTERMALESYARUMALITO PORPHYRITIC SYSTEM, ANTIOQUIA: PETROGRAPHY AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATIONS. bol.geol. [online]. 2017, vol.39, n.1, pp.127-136. ISSN 0120-0283. https://doi.org/10.18273/revbol.v39n1-2017006.
This paper describes petrographically sections of drill core (YAR-06, YAR-017 and YAR-019) belonging to the Yarumalite Porphyritic System, in order to identify the lithology and hydrothermal alterations associated with gold mineralization in this system, owned of Colombian Mines Corporation, this project is located 4,3 Km south of the municipality of Valparaiso, Antioquia. The description of these sections bodies is made by the macroscopic analysis of drilling cores, optical petrography and electron microscopy (SEM); petrographically the hypoabisal bodies correspond to andesites and dacites with potassic, propylitic, quartz-sericite and serictic alterations; these alterations have distribution in halos of veins or to the interior of these and less occurs with a distribution pervasive in the rock. In the analyzed sections, the initial pulse corresponds to andesitic porphyries, with potassic, quartzsericitic and propylitic alterations, this pulse is followed by dacitic porphyries that presents the same alterations but with a greater intensity and finally these hypoabisal bodies are cut by small dacitic dykes whose main alteration is sericitic. The mineralogy of the porphyries provides data on the evolutionary stages of the system, for example it is observed as the initial pulse is more basic and progressively goes to compositions moderately more felsic; similarly to the textures of these bodies, which suggest relatively different levels of depth for the identified pulses; on the other hand the secondary textures and hydrothermal alterations presents, suggest a prominent interaction with fluids of magmatic-hydrothermal origin.
Palabras clave : Petrography; hydrothermal alterations; porphyries; phyllosilicates; Porphyritic system Yarumalito.