Most cited papers from HCOV Global

HCOV Global

What are the most cited papers from HCOV Global?

The most cited paper from HCOV Global is "Unconformity-Related Rare Earth Element Deposits: A Regional-Scale Hydrothermal Mineralization Type of Northern Australia" (Teimoor Nazari-Dehkordi, Carl J. Spandler, Nicholas H.S. Oliver et al., 2018), with 22 citations. Next come "Chapter 1: Structural Geology Applied to the Evaluation of Hydrothermal Gold Deposits" (19) and "Microscale data to macroscale processes: a review of microcharacterization applied to mineral systems" (16).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Unconformity-Related Rare Earth Element Deposits: A Regional-Scale Hydrothermal Mineralization Type of Northern Australia Teimoor Nazari-Dehkordi, Carl J. Spandler, Nicholas H.S. Oliver et al. · Economic Geology	Sep 2018	22
2	Chapter 1: Structural Geology Applied to the Evaluation of Hydrothermal Gold Deposits Tom Blenkinsop, Nicholas H.S. Oliver, P. G. H. M. Dirks et al. Book chapter	2020	19
3	Microscale data to macroscale processes: a review of microcharacterization applied to mineral systems Mark A. Pearce, Belinda M. Godel, Louise A. Fisher et al. · Geological Society London Special Publications	19 Apr 2017	16
4	The Kupol Epithermal Au-Ag Vein District, Chukotka, Far Eastern Russia Brian P. Thomson, Warren T. Pratt, D Rhys et al. · Economic Geology	Aug 2022	7
5	Chapter 6: The Supergiant, High-Grade, Paleoproterozoic Metasedimentary Rock- and Shear Vein-Hosted Obuasi (Ashanti) Gold Deposit, Ghana, West Africa Nicholas H.S. Oliver, Andrew H. Allibone, Michael J. Nugus et al. Book chapter	2020	7
6	Chapter 5: The Low-Grade, Neoproterozoic, Vein-Style, Carbonaceous Phyllite-Hosted Paracatu Gold Deposit, Minas Gerais, Brazil Nicholas H.S. Oliver, Brian P. Thomson, Flávio Henrique Freitas-Silva et al. Book chapter	2020	3

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