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Chiaradia, M. (1997) Metal source in the W-As-Au skarn of Salanfe (Aiguilles Rouges Massif, Swiss Alps): attempt of identification using Pb isotopes. In: H. Papunen (ed.). Mineral Deposits: Research and exploration - where do they meet? Balkema, Rotterdam, 621-624.

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Original EntryChiaradia, M. (1997) Metal source in the W-As-Au skarn of Salanfe (Aiguilles Rouges Massif, Swiss Alps): attempt of identification using Pb isotopes. In: H. Papunen (ed.). Mineral Deposits: Research and exploration - where do they meet? Balkema, Rotterdam, 621-624.
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Full ReferenceChiaradia, M. (1997) Metal source in the W-As-Au skarn of Salanfe (Aiguilles Rouges Massif, Swiss Alps): attempt of identification using Pb isotopes. In: H. Papunen (ed.). Mineral Deposits: Research and exploration - where do they meet? Balkema, Rotterdam, 621-624.
Plain TextChiaradia, M. (1997) Metal source in the W-As-Au skarn of Salanfe (Aiguilles Rouges Massif, Swiss Alps): attempt of identification using Pb isotopes. In: H. Papunen (ed.). Mineral Deposits: Research and exploration - where do they meet? Balkema, Rotterdam, 621-624.

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