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Zhu, F. (2020) Petrogenesis and Geological Implications of the Oligocene Mingze monzodiorites, Southern Lhasa. Minerals 10, 301.

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Original EntryZhu, F. (2020) Petrogenesis and Geological Implications of the Oligocene Mingze monzodiorites, Southern Lhasa. Minerals 10, 301.
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Full ReferenceZhu, F. (2020) Petrogenesis and Geological Implications of the Oligocene Mingze monzodiorites, Southern Lhasa. Minerals 10, 301.
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Mingze-Chengba Cu-Au-Mo deposit, Kelu-Chongmuda Cu-Au belt, Sangri Co., Shannan Prefecture (Lhokha Prefecture; Lhoka Prefecture), Tibet, Chinaⓘ Andesite, ⓘ Granite, ⓘ Hornfels, ⓘ Monzodiorite, ⓘ Quartz-diorite, ⓘ Siltstone, ⓘ Skarn, ⓘ Tuff, ⓘ Zircon

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