Explain the syngenetic deposits associated with different types of rocks.

 A mineral deposit formed contemporaneously with the enclosing rocks. The deposits, which usually occur as beds or bedlike masses, are conformable with the underlying and overlying strata. They include mainly sedimentary mineral deposits, including sands, clays, limestones, coals, oil shales, salts, phosphorites, bauxites, iron and manganese ores, and certain deposits of copper, uranium, and vanadium. Magmatic mineral deposits are rarely syngenetic; they are associated with chromite and titanomagnetite ores in ultrabasic rocks, with niobium ores of stratified alkaline massifs, and with partially liquated sulfide niccolite ores in basic rocks.

Syngenetic mineral deposits are formed at the same time as the associated rocks as in magmatic segregation during the orthomagmatic stage of consolidation of magma or during precipitation of sedimentary rocks. Formation of ore deposits ______ _________ __________ ___ ___ ____ ____ ___ _________.
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