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Yoneda, T. (1993). Barite ores and alteration minerals of the Minamishiraoi Kuroko-type barite deposit, southwestern Hokkaido, Japan: Implication for the environment of ore formation. Resource Geology Special Issue, (17), 120-131.

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Original EntryYoneda, T. (1993). Barite ores and alteration minerals of the Minamishiraoi Kuroko-type barite deposit, southwestern Hokkaido, Japan: Implication for the environment of ore formation. Resource Geology Special Issue, (17), 120-131.
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Full ReferenceYoneda, T. (1993). Barite ores and alteration minerals of the Minamishiraoi Kuroko-type barite deposit, southwestern Hokkaido, Japan: Implication for the environment of ore formation. Resource Geology Special Issue, (17), 120-131.
Plain TextYoneda, T. (1993). Barite ores and alteration minerals of the Minamishiraoi Kuroko-type barite deposit, southwestern Hokkaido, Japan: Implication for the environment of ore formation. Resource Geology Special Issue, (17), 120-131.

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Minamishiraoi deposits (Minamishiraoi baryte mine), Shiraoi-cho, Shiraoi District, Iburi Subprefecture, Hokkaidō Prefecture, Japan

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Minamishiraoi deposits (Minamishiraoi baryte mine), Shiraoi-cho, Shiraoi District, Iburi Subprefecture, Hokkaidō Prefecture, Japanⓘ Baryte

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