Wiktionary
a. 1 Of or pertaining to metallogeny 2 (context geology English) Occurring in an ore as a native metal rather than as a compound such as silicate, carbonate etc
Usage examples of "metallogenic".
And that corresponds with our other surveys that show no metallogenic evidence of a deposit.
There are no surface traces of any kind, either for platinum itself or for metallogenic indicators.
The island mesas of Nilosyrtis had recently been found to be a rich metallogenic province, with deposits of copper, silver, zinc, gold, platinum and other metals.
There are as many as forty of these fractures, depending on how you count them, as some of the indentations are canyons, while others are only isolated ridges, or deep cracks, or simply corrugations in the plain-all running north and south, and all cutting into a metallogenic province of great richness, a basalt mass rifted with all kinds of ore intrusions' from below.
There are as many as forty of these fractures, depending on how you count them, as some of the indentations are canyons, while others are only isolated ridges, or deep cracks, or simply corrugations in the plain—all running north and south, and all cutting into a metallogenic province of great richness, a basalt mass rifted with all kinds of ore intrusions’ from below.