Lithology and Mineral Resources

Papers
(The TQCC of Lithology and Mineral Resources is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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Lithology and Sedimentation Conditions of the Latest Cretaceous in the Klementyev Mountain Section (Eastern Crimea)8
Historical-Genetic Analysis of the Formation of High-Grade Iron Ores and Related Bauxites in the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly (Russia)7
Strontium Isotope Composition of Rocks and Ores of the Porozhinsk Deposit (Yenisei Ridge, Krasnoyarsk Region)7
Rare-Earth Mineralization in Terrigenous Rocks of the Shatak Complex (Southern Urals): Species Diversity and Features of Chemical Composition6
Lower Maeotian Bryozoan Bioherms of Cape Kazantip, Crimea: A New Concept of the Paleoecological Environment of Their Origin5
Influence of L.V. Pustovalov’s Works on the Development of Petroleum Lithology5
Features of the Distribution and Genesis of Authigenic Sulfide Mineralization in Bottom Sediments on the Vietnam Shelf and the South China Sea Slope5
2D Seismic Interpretation of Compressional Regime of the Dohdak Concession and Source Rock Assessment of the Early Cretaceous Sembar Formation; a Case Study from Central Indus Basin, Pakistan4
Sedimentological Attributes of the Middle Jurassic Samana Suk Formation Exposed in Village Rani-Wah Haripur, Southern Hazara Basin (NW Himalayan Fold and Thrust Belt, Pakistan)4
Fluid Inclusions in Glendonite Found on Japan Sea Continental Slope: Pyrolysis-free Gas Chromatography-mass Spectrometry Analysis Research Results4
Fossil Coals (Gagates) from Pleistocene Sediments in Black Sea Terraces, Southeastern Crimea3
Local Factors of the Formation of Coastal-Marine Rare Metal–Titanium Placers3
New Data on the Structure of the Laptev Sea Flank of the Gakkel Ridge (Arctic Ocean)3
Categories of Rivers that Formed Vendian and Lower Cambrian Sedimentary Sequences, Western Part of the East European Platform: Evidence from Lithogeochemistry3
Riftogenesis in the Arctic: Processes, Evolution Trend, and Hydrocarbon Generation3
Triassic Deposits in the Caspian Region: Structure, Tectonic Settings, Sedimentary Environments, and Oil-and-Gas Potential3
Manifestations of Degassing in Sedimentary Cover of the Southeastern Flank of the Knipovich Ridge (North Atlantic)3
C and O Isotope Composition of the Neoproterozoic Pre-, Syn-, and Postglacial Carbonates: Evidence from the Longdor Uplift and Western Slope of the Aldan Shield, Southern Siberian Platform2
Grain Size Composition of Neopleistocene Basal Moraines in the Northeasternmost Area of the Russian Plain2
New Industrial Genetic Type of the Ediacaran Aphanitic Phosphorite Deposits2
Composition, Age, and Sedimentation Environment of the Ore-Hosting Eravna Series of the Uda–Vitim Zone (Western Transbaikalia, Russia)2
Unusual Mineralization in Basaltic Andesites of the Submarine Esmeralda Volcano (Mariana Island Arc)2
Determination of Key Beds from the Cap Rocks of Oil Reservoirs Using a Novel Method, Case Study: The Gachsaran Formation, Southwest Iran2
Chemical Weathering Indexes: Implication for Paleoclimatic Reconstructions, with the Vendian–Lower Cambrian Section of Podolian Transnistria as Example2
Lithological Composition and Hydrocarbon Anomalies of Bottom Sediments in the Western Part of the East Siberian Sea2
Lithology, Source Areas, and Formation Settings of the Upper Triassic Deposits of Southwestern Primorye2
Model of the Gold-Bearing Placer Formation in Platform Areas (Eastern Siberian Platform)2
Lithological Features of the Uryuk Formation in the Vendian Tolparovo Section (Southern Urals)2
Silicified Woods Consist with Malachite, Azurite, and Hematite in the Middle Eocene Çekerek Formation, Tokat—Turkey2
Lithological, Biological, and Tectonic Factors Determining the Structure of Oil-and-Gas Reservoirs2
Composition and Genesis of Carbonate Concretions in the Region of Paramushir Hydroacoustic Anomalies (Sea of Okhotsk)2
Results of the U/Pb Dating of Detrital Zircons from Upper Cretaceous Deposits in the Novaya Sibir Island (New Siberian Islands, Anjou Island Group)2
Analysis of the Sedimentary and Geochemical Characteristics of Sedimentary Clastic Rock Samples from the Alpha–Mendeleev Rise2
A Long-Lived Center of Gas–Fluid Emanations on the Western Slope of the Kuril Basin (Sea of Okhotsk)2
Comparative Analysis of Geochemical Peculiarities of Pleistocene Sediments in the Indian and Atlantic Oceans2
Adsorption of Rare Earth Metal Cations by Base Metal Sulfides in the Broken Spur and TAG Hydrothermal Fields, Atlantic Ocean1
Cretaceous–Eocene Flysch of the Sochi Synclinorium (Western Caucasus): Sources of Clastic Material Based on the Results of U–Th–Pb Isotope Dating of Detrital Zircons1
Compositional Peculiarities of the Upper Devonian Coaly Rocks (The Sula River Section, North Timan)1
Depositional Environments and Paleogeographic Evolution during the Formation of Upper Paleozoic Terrigenous Rocks in Taimyr1
Structural and Crystal-Chemical Features of Mixed-Layer Illite-Containing Minerals from Catagenetically Altered Upper Jurassic Oil-Source Rocks1
Lithogeochemistry of Upper Precambrian Terrigenous Rocks in Belarus: Communication 1. Bulk Chemical Composition, General Features, and Anomalies1
Material Composition, Provenances, and Geodynamic Settings of the Accumulation of Cretaceous Deposits in the West Sakhalin Terrane1
Genesis of Manganese Ores of the Kvirila Deposit, Georgia: Evidence from Carbon and Oxygen Isotope Composition and Rare Earth Element Geochemistry1
Thermobaric Conditions of Organic Matter Catagenesis in the Russian Segment of the Barents Region Archipelagos (Franz Josef Land, Novaya Zemlya)1
Special Aspects of the Application of Lithogeochemical Indicators for Reconstructing the Paleoclimate and Composition of Source Areas in the West Siberian Late Jurassic–Lower Cretaceous Sedimentary Ba1
Sorption Properties of Cobalt-Bearing Ferromanganese Crusts on the Kocebu Guyot of the Magellan Seamounts Relative to Rare-Earth Metal Cations1
Characteristics of Sediment Heavy Metal Levels in Lead-zinc Ore Cho Don District Area, Bac Kan Province, Vietnam1
Facies in Submarine Canyons on the Continental Slope of the Argentine Patagonia (SW Atlantic)1
Typomorphic Features of Garnets and Zircons from the Middle Neopleistocene Moraines in the Northern and Southern Timan–Pechora–Vychegda Region1
Carbonaceous Matter of Paleoproterozoic Ministromatolites in Karelia1
Lithostratigraphic Criteria of the Polar Moraine in Subarctic Regions of European Russia and Typomorphic Features of Garnets and Zircon1
Yurmatinian/Karatavian Boundary in the Riphean Stratotype: Comparison of the Geochemical Features of Clay Rocks of the Avzyan Formation and Biryan Subformation (Zilmerdak Formation)1
Chemical Composition of Sediments and Its Changes at the Modern Hydrothermal System Center in the Middle Valley, Juan de Fuca Ridge, Hole 858B ODP1
Composition, Lithogeochemical, and Isotopic-Geochemical Features of Sediments from Large Rivers in Africa: Overview of the Results of Modern Studies1
Multi-Stage Tectonothermal Events in the Nageng Mining Area, East Kunlun, China: Evidence from In Situ U–Pb Dating of Apatite and Zircon1
Paleozoic and Cenozoic Reef Formation. An Attempt at Comparative Analysis1
Features of Chromite-Containing Placers in the Lukoyanov Placer District (Nizhny Novgorod Region) and Their Formation Conditions1
Reconstruction of Sediment and Peat Accumulation Conditions Based on the Petrographic Composition of Coal in the Verkhnedneprovsk Deposit, Dnieper Brown Coal Basin1
С, О, S, and Sr Isotopes in Rocks of the Lower Eifelian Osveya Horizon in Belarus1
Glauconite Deposits in Russia: Geological Position, Formation Conditions, and Development Perspectives1
Early–Middle Permian Terrigenous Rocks in Southwestern Primorye: Material Composition, Provenances, and Formation Settings1
Paleozoic Reef Formation in the Pechora Syneclise and the Caspian Basin: A Comparative Analysis1
Varieties of Fossil Resins of the Western Central Asia and Their Molecular Structure1
Specific Features of the Genesis of Manganese Carbonates in the Porozhinsk Deposit (Yenisei Ridge, Krasnoyarsk Region)1
Mud Volcanic Fluids of the Kerch–Taman Region: Geochemical Reconstructions and Regional Trends: Communication 2. Genesis of Mud Volcanic Gases and Regional Geochemical Trends1
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