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Shangquan Wu (1984): Evidence from isotope geology for a multi-source origin of the Tuanjiegou porphyry gold deposit. Geology and Prospecting 20(2), 28-31.

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Original EntryShangquan Wu (1984): Evidence from isotope geology for a multi-source origin of the Tuanjiegou porphyry gold deposit. Geology and Prospecting 20(2), 28-31.
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Tuanjiegou Au deposit, Wulaga Mine, Jiayin County, Yichun, Heilongjiang, China

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