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Krish, Edward J. (1974), Relationship of Trace Element Distribution to Level of Erosion in Some Porphyry Copper Deposits and Prospects, Southwestern U.S. and Northwestern Mexico, 138 p., Colorado School of Mines.

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Original EntryKrish, Edward J. (1974), Relationship of Trace Element Distribution to Level of Erosion in Some Porphyry Copper Deposits and Prospects, Southwestern U.S. and Northwestern Mexico, 138 p., Colorado School of Mines.
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Full ReferenceKrish, Edward J. (1974), Relationship of Trace Element Distribution to Level of Erosion in Some Porphyry Copper Deposits and Prospects, Southwestern U.S. and Northwestern Mexico, 138 p., Colorado School of Mines.
Plain TextKrish, Edward J. (1974), Relationship of Trace Element Distribution to Level of Erosion in Some Porphyry Copper Deposits and Prospects, Southwestern U.S. and Northwestern Mexico, 138 p., Colorado School of Mines.

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