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Li, Y., Zhai, M., Yang, J., Miao, L., & Guan, H. (2004). Gold mineralization age of the Anjiayingzi gold deposit in Chifeng County, Inner Mongolia and implications for Mesozoic metallogenic explosion in North China. Science in China Series D: Earth Scienc

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