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Xiaofeng Li, Feng Yang, Zhenyu Chen, Guoji Bu, and Yitian Wang (2010): A tentative discussion on geochemistry and genesis of indium in Dachang tin ore district, Guangxi. Mineral Deposits 29(5), 903-914 (in Chinese with English abstract).

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