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Liu Yimao, Lu Huanzhang, Wang Changlie, Xu Youzhi, Kang Weiqing, and Zeng Ti (1998) On the ore-forming conditions and ore-forming model of the superlarge multimetal deposit in Shizhuyuan. Science in China, Series D (Earth Sciences), 41(5), 502-512.

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Plain TextLiu Yimao, Lu Huanzhang, Wang Changlie, Xu Youzhi, Kang Weiqing, and Zeng Ti (1998) On the ore-forming conditions and ore-forming model of the superlarge multimetal deposit in Shizhuyuan. Science in China, Series D (Earth Sciences), 41(5), 502-512.

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