Supplementary Information for "Metallogeny of subcontinental lithospheric mantle driven by sulfide-saturated pyroxenite-forming melts: evidence from the Balmuccia peridotite massif"

This repository contains the supplementary materials for the manuscript entitled: "Metallogeny of subcontinental lithospheric mantle driven by sulfide-saturated pyroxenite-forming melts: evidence from the Balmuccia peridotite massif". This repository includes supplementary figures and research datasets which constitute supplements and extensions of the results included in the manuscript related to the sulfide and chalcophile distribution in the pyroxenitic dykes hosted by the Balmuccia peridotite massif (NW Italy).
Datasets are contained with:
Table S1 Nomenclature of the samples collected from the ultramafic veins and peridotites from Balmuccia massif with the corresponding thin section and whole rock analyses number used in this study.
Table S2 Petrological characteristics of investigated sulfides in the ultramafic veins and peridotites of the Balmuccia massif.
Table S3 Whole-rock geochemistry of the investigated samples.
Table S4 Correlation matrix for the whole rock content of major and trace element results for ultramafic veins and peridotites of Balmuccia massif.
Table S5 Summary table of whole rock S speciation and isotopic composition of ultramafic veins and peridotites from the Balmuccia massif.
Table S6 Average major element contents (wt%) and elemental molar ratios of pentlandites (Pn), chalcopyrites (Ccp), pyrrhotite (Po), cubanite (Cb), and bornite (Bn) from the Balmuccia mantle peridotites and pyroxenites as determined by applying the electron microprobe.
Table S7 Summary table of in-situ SHRIMP/Ile S isotopic composition of sulfide grains separated from the ultramafic veins and peridotite of the Balmuccia massif.
Table S8 Summary table of the in-situ Fe isotope measurements for different sulfide phases hosted by ultramafic veins and peridotites of the Balmuccia massif.
This repository also contains raw data collected during electron microprobe measurements (EPMA).
In addittion to above listed files, this repository contains all figures and tables attached to the submission as open-source files.