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Xingguo Liu, Deming Gong, Jianhua Guan, Jianguo Xi, and Huan Xu (2003): Migmatite features and gold mineralization relationships in the Xiaopanling gold deposit, Liaoning. Gold Geology 22(2), 45-49.

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