substitution vein

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• substitution vein — noun or substitution deposit : a metalliferous vein formed by the partial or complete substitution of the vein material for the original rock or mineral called also replacement vein …   Useful english dictionary

• substitution deposit — noun see substitution vein …   Useful english dictionary

• replacement vein — noun also replacement deposit : substitution vein …   Useful english dictionary

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