Geological appreciation summary regarding prospects of iron-ore deposits in the Mukim of Bera district of Temerloh Pahang
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TextPublisher: 1961Description: 21p. ill. 33cmSubject(s): Mineral industries -- Pahang -- Mukim Bera | Iron ore -- Geology -- Pahang -- Mukim Bera | Mukim Bera (Temerloh, Pahang)Summary: Although the northern limit of the highly anomalous zone in the selected area has not been accurately determined because of lack of time and the precipitous slopes of Bukit Pandan, which made it impossible to continue observations with the magnetometer on east-west lines, the most intense parts of the anomaly have been delineated. There is little doubt that the cause of the anomaly above the area drilled is the magnetic microdiorite encountered during drilling. Both because of the form of the aeromagnetic anomaly, and the rapid variations of intensity of the anomalies measured on the ground, therefore it appears likely that a number of small intrusions (possibly both dykes and sills) of similar rocks occur throughout the area.
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February, 1961
Although the northern limit of the highly anomalous zone in the selected area has not been accurately determined because of lack of time and the precipitous slopes of Bukit Pandan, which made it impossible to continue observations with the magnetometer on east-west lines, the most intense parts of the anomaly have been delineated. There is little doubt that the cause of the anomaly above the area drilled is the magnetic microdiorite encountered during drilling. Both because of the form of the aeromagnetic anomaly, and the rapid variations of intensity of the anomalies measured on the ground, therefore it appears likely that a number of small intrusions (possibly both dykes and sills) of similar rocks occur throughout the area.
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