インジウム鉱物の産状と組成については Ohta (1989)や Ohta (1991)を、
エレクトラムについては Kanbara and Kumita (1990) を参照してください。
脈石や変質鉱物については Ohta and Marumo (1985) や Ohta and Yajima (1988) などに記載されています。
銀鉱物の沈殿機構、四面銅鉱固溶体、
鉛−アンチモン硫塩鉱物などについては Ohta (1992)が議論しています。
鉱床全体の生成機構モデルについては Yajima and Ohta (1979),
Watanabe and Ohta (1995), Yajima et al.(1993), Ohta (1995) などを参照してください。
西南北海道全域の鉱化作用と火成作用については Ohta et al. (1998) が議論しています。
References
Yajima, J. and Ohta, E. (1979):
Two-stage mineralization and formation process of the Toyoha deposits, Hokkaido, Japan.
Mining Geol., 29, 291-306.
Ohta, E. and Marumo, K. (1985):
Occurrence of apatite and associated gangue minerals in the Toyoha deposits, West Hokkaido, Japan.
Proc. Japan Academy 61, Ser. B, 99-102.
Ohta, E. and Yajima, J. (1988):
Magnesium to iron ratio of chlorite as indicator of type of hydrothermal ore deposit.
Mining Geol. Sp. Issue 12, 17-22.
Ohta, E. (1989):
Occurrence and chemistry of indium-containing minerals from the Toyoha mine,
Hokkaido, Japan. Mining Geol., 39, 355-372.
Kanbara, H. and Kumita K. (1990):
Mode of occurrence and chemical composition of electrum from
the Toyoha polymetallic vein-type deposits, Hokkaido, Japan.
Prof. Urashima volume, 201-210 (in Japanese with English abstract).
Ohta, E. (1991):
Polymetallic mineralization at the Toyoha mine, Hokkaido, Japan.
Mining Geol. 41, 279-295.
Ohta, E. (1992):
Silver mineralization at the Toyoha mine, Hokkaido, Japan. Mining Geol., 42, 19-32.
Yajima, J., Ohta, E., Kamiki, T. and Takeyama, T. (1993):
Formation model and exploration of the Toyoha mine,Hokkaido,
Japan. Resource Geol. Sp. Issue, 15, 451-458.
Watanabe, Y. and Ohta, E. (1995):
The relation of two-stage mineralization at the Ag-Pb-Zn Toyoha Deposit,
Southwest Hokkaido, to subduction of the Pacific Plate.
Resource Geol. Sp. Issue, 18, 197-202.
Ohta, E.(1995):
Common features and genesis of tin-polymetallic veins.
Resource Geol. Sp. Issue, 18, 187-195.
Ohta, E., Kawano, Y., Nakagawa, M. and Kagami, H. (1998):
Petrochemistry of Late Miocene to Quaternary igneous rocks and metallogenesis in southwest Hokkaido, Japan.
Resource Geol. 48, 183-195.