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Guangjun Yu and Ruyong Xie (1986): Geological characteristics and genesis of the Jinchang gold deposit in Mojiang County. Geology and Prospecting 22(2), 11-18.

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Original EntryGuangjun Yu and Ruyong Xie (1986): Geological characteristics and genesis of the Jinchang gold deposit in Mojiang County. Geology and Prospecting 22(2), 11-18.
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Jinchang Mine (Mojiang Mine; Yuanjiang gold mine), Mojiang County, Pu'er, Yunnan, China

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