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Yan Sun, Chunqi Wen, Ji Duo, and Yan Huo (2008): Geology and Prospecting 52(5)

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Mayum Au deposit (Mayoum Au deposit; Mayoumu Au deposit), Burang Co. (Purang Co.; Pulan Co.), Ngari, Tibet, Chinaⓘ Goethite, ⓘ Jamesonite, ⓘ Native Silver

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