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Burton, Paul (2005) Primary gold supply – countries, companies, consolidation and costs. Applied Earth Science, 114 (2) 108-114 doi:10.1179/037174505x62794

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TitlePrimary gold supply – countries, companies, consolidation and costs
JournalApplied Earth Science
AuthorsBurton, PaulAuthor
Year2005 (June)Volume114
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PublisherInforma UK Limited
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