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	Southeast Asiantin depositsconsists of quartz, cassiterite,muscovite,K-feldspar,topaz, magnetite,and rarely...in thesedeposits.Most consistof quartz- and cassiterite-rich veins with granite intrusions,which may...intense greisenization(e.g., the Thong Sengmine in Malaysia, which occursat locality 4 in Fig. 2), K-feldspar...K-feldspar is completelyreplacedby topaz (see below). Cassiterite(SnO•) is the only abundanttin mineral in the...1977). The latter suggest that someor all of the cassiterite the occurrenceof tin in the intrusions.For example
	Hutchison, C. S. - Ed. (1988) Geology of Tin Deposits in Asia and the Pacific - Mineral Concentrations and Hydrocarbon Accumulations in the ESCAP Region Volume 3. Springer Berlin Heidelberg. doi:10.1007/978-3-642-72765-8	Book
	235 265 On the Ore-Forming Mechanism of Some Cassiterite-Sulphide Deposits in South China Ye Jun, Zhou...6.3.1 Spectroscopic Analysis and Genesis of Cassiterite Peng Mingsheng, Lu Wenhua, and Zou Zhengguang...Their Paragenetic Association in the Changpo Cassiterite-Sulphide Deposit, Zhuang Autonomous Region of...Metallogenic Features and Model of the Dachang Cassiterite-Sulphide Polymetallic Ore Belt, Guangxi, China...Research on the Formation Conditions of the Cassiterite-Sulphide Deposits in the Dachang Tin Ore Field

Cassiterite from Tekka Hill, Gopeng, Ipoh, Kinta District, Perak, Malaysia

Cassiterite from
Tekka Hill, Gopeng, Ipoh, Kinta District, Perak, Malaysia