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Heming Wei and Zhenfei Zhang (1992): Submarine eruption breccia - a new member of the breccia family: its characteristics and formation mechanism. Geology and Prospecting 28(8), 21-24.

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Tongmugou Zn deposit, Shanyang County, Shangluo, Shaanxi, China
Lamasu Cu deposit, Wenquan Co. (Arixang Co.; Arishang Co.), Bo'ertala Autonomous Prefecture (Börtala Autonomous Prefecture), Xinjiang, China

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