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The Bushveld Intrusion: Geology, Petrology and Mineral Deposit formation

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Candela Gil .

Bushveld is one of the largest magmatic events on the planet. Containing ~6.5km of layered ultramafic and mafic rocks, it is home to the largest ore deposit of the world This talk will cover its geology, petrology and mineral deposit formation.

The Sedgwick Club is the oldest student–run geological society in the world, and we organise talks about all aspects of Earth Sciences every Monday of term.   

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