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Longo, A. A. (2006). Evolution of volcanism and hydrothermal activity in the Yanacocha mining district, northern Peru. PhD Dissertation, Oregon State University

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Yanacocha mining district (Yanacocha gold district), Cajamarca, Peru

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Yanacocha mining district (Yanacocha gold district), Cajamarca, Peruⓘ Alunite, ⓘ Andesite, ⓘ Dacite, ⓘ Ignimbritic tuff

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