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Papua New Guinealocated in the joint of the Eurasian platethe Indian-Australian plate and the Pacific platehas experienced complex tectonic evolution process since Late Cretaceousforming a unique trench-arc-basin system and causing a wide development of supergene epithermal gold deposits genetically related with magmatic arcThe supergene epithermal gold deposits in this region can be divided into high-sulphur type and low-sulphur typeAccording to the different mineral compositions and minerization depthsthe low-sulphur deposits can be further divided into four sub-typesi e quartz-sulphide sub-typecarbonate-base metalsub-typesupergene epithermal quartzsub-typeand adularia-sericite epithermal sub-type Different sub-types of low-sulphur gold mineralizations are

often superimposed each otherbeing extremely significant for formation of large-scale and super-large-scale gold deposits