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Fuyou Wei (1984): Geophysical and geochemical anomaly characteristics of the Maobazi volcano. Geology and Prospecting 20(11), 49-53 (in Chinese).

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Original EntryFuyou Wei (1984): Geophysical and geochemical anomaly characteristics of the Maobazi volcano. Geology and Prospecting 20(11), 49-53 (in Chinese).
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