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Huijuan Peng, Xiongwu Wang, Lin Hou, Zhipeng Qin, and Yun Zhou (2012): Mineral Deposits 31(3), 465-47

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Jiama Cu-polymetallic deposit (Gyama Cu-polymetallic deposit; Jiamachikang Cu-polymetallic deposit), Maizhokunggar Co. (Mozhugongka Co.), Lhasa, Tibet, Chinaⓘ Actinolite, ⓘ Anhydrite, ⓘ Calcite, ⓘ Gypsum, ⓘ Muscovite, ⓘ Sericite

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