Current research in geology applied to ore deposits. Proceedings of the second biennial SGA meeting held in Granada, Spain, 9-11 September 1993.

Papers are presented in the following sections: Invited lectures (5 papers); Mineralogical and geochemical studies applied to ore deposits (63 papers); Lead-zinc deposits (18 papers); Massive and stratabound sulphide deposits in volcanic and sedimentary sequences (28 papers); Gold and other precious metals (46 papers); Rare elements and other mineralisations associated with granitic rocks (19 papers); Industrial mineral deposits (10 papers); and an Open session (18 papers). As numerous papers on European deposits, particularly Iberian, there are also 21 papers on Asian, 12 on African, 6 on North and Central American, 14 on South American and 14 on Australasian/Pacific deposits. There is an author index. In the order presented, areas and deposits discussed include the Olary block, Campiano, Madan, Middle Valley Juan de Fuca, Moonta (Poona and Wheal Hughes), Navan, Upulungos, Kastamonu, Coll de Pal, Iglesiente, Romanian Neogene deposits, Calatrava, Maladeta, Les Malines, Tunaberg, western Sardinia, Kirki-Leptokaria-Essimi, the Moroccan Palaeozoic Rif, Columbian emerald, Kerch, Picos de Europa, SE Australian chromitite, Schlaining, La Paz district of San Luis Potosi, the Harz Mountains, Almaden, Cierco, South Pennine orefield, Spanish central system, Vammala, Okiep, Aguilas and Sierra Almagrera-Herrerias, Zamora, Flambeau Lake, Saint Salvy, Yilgarn block, Enisei Ridge(2), Nan-Uttaradit, Trimouns, Bohemian Massif, Kupferschiefer of the North Sudetic syncline, Cerro Negro, Taganana, Permian western Carpathians, Vale do Ribeira, Boddington, central Kazakhstan, San Vicente, Calabona, Valle de Tena, Carro del Diablo, Espadan, Tarkwa, Drau Range, Kholba, Zechstein, North Gondwana, Rio Tinto (2), Rudny Altai, Broken Hill South Africa, Lokken, Okinawa, Horni Bbenesov, Rozna, Las Cuevas, east Greenland, Hajar, south Iberian pyrite belt, Talvivaara, Maghrebides, San Vicente, eastern Pontic, Rio Tinto, Siberian platform, Masa Valverde (2), Manus and Woodlark, Baiyinchang, Akoluk
Papers are presented in the following sections: Invited lectures (5 papers); Mineralogical and geochemical studies applied to ore deposits (63 papers); Lead-zinc deposits (18 papers); Massive and stratabound sulphide deposits in volcanic and sedimentary sequences (28 papers); Gold and other precious metals (46 papers); Rare elements and other mineralisations associated with granitic rocks (19 papers); Industrial mineral deposits (10 papers); and an Open session (18 papers). As numerous papers on European deposits, particularly Iberian, there are also 21 papers on Asian, 12 on African, 6 on North and Central American, 14 on South American and 14 on Australasian/Pacific deposits. There is an author index. In the order presented, areas and deposits discussed include the Olary block, Campiano, Madan, Middle Valley Juan de Fuca, Moonta (Poona and Wheal Hughes), Navan, Upulungos, Kastamonu, Coll de Pal, Iglesiente, Romanian Neogene deposits, Calatrava, Maladeta, Les Malines, Tunaberg, western Sardinia, Kirki-Leptokaria-Essimi, the Moroccan Palaeozoic Rif, Columbian emerald, Kerch, Picos de Europa, SE Australian chromitite, Schlaining, La Paz district of San Luis Potosi, the Harz Mountains, Almaden, Cierco, South Pennine orefield, Spanish central system, Vammala, Okiep, Aguilas and Sierra Almagrera-Herrerias, Zamora, Flambeau Lake, Saint Salvy, Yilgarn block, Enisei Ridge(2), Nan-Uttaradit, Trimouns, Bohemian Massif, Kupferschiefer of the North Sudetic syncline, Cerro Negro, Taganana, Permian western Carpathians, Vale do Ribeira, Boddington, central Kazakhstan, San Vicente, Calabona, Valle de Tena, Carro del Diablo, Espadan, Tarkwa, Drau Range, Kholba, Zechstein, North Gondwana, Rio Tinto (2), Rudny Altai, Broken Hill South Africa, Lokken, Okinawa, Horni Bbenesov, Rozna, Las Cuevas, east Greenland, Hajar, south Iberian pyrite belt, Talvivaara, Maghrebides, San Vicente, eastern Pontic, Rio Tinto, Siberian platform, Masa Valverde (2), Manus and Woodlark, Baiyinchang, Akoluk