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clastic
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clastic /clas·tic/ (klas´tik)
1. undergoing or causing division.
2. separable into parts.

clas·tic (klstk)
adj.
1. Breaking up into pieces or exhibiting a tendency to break or divide.
2. Separable into parts or having removable sections, as an anatomical model.

clastic
1. undergoing or causing division.
2. separable into parts.


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2) Grouse Property - located 7 km SE of Barkerville along Grouse Creek: 6 holes, 825 m to test alteration and mineralization at contact of limestone and clastic rock.
The BPV property, one mile west of CONO is underlain by upper-plate clastic rocks and chert but lower-plate carbonate rocks may occur at depths that could be economically attractive.
Disseminated gold and silver mineralization occurs in stratabound zones spatially related to a regional slip fault zone lying at the unconformity between Lower Carboniferous limestones and overlying Upper Triassic clastic rocks.
 
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