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Merkle, R. K., Malitch, K. N., Gräser, P. P., & Badanina, I. Y. (2012). Native osmium from the Guli Massif, Northern Siberia, Russia. Mineralogy and Petrology, 104(1-2), 115-127.

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Original EntryMerkle, R. K., Malitch, K. N., Gräser, P. P., & Badanina, I. Y. (2012). Native osmium from the Guli Massif, Northern Siberia, Russia. Mineralogy and Petrology, 104(1-2), 115-127.
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Full ReferenceMerkle, R. K., Malitch, K. N., Gräser, P. P., & Badanina, I. Y. (2012). Native osmium from the Guli Massif, Northern Siberia, Russia. Mineralogy and Petrology, 104(1-2), 115-127.
Plain TextMerkle, R. K., Malitch, K. N., Gräser, P. P., & Badanina, I. Y. (2012). Native osmium from the Guli Massif, Northern Siberia, Russia. Mineralogy and Petrology, 104(1-2), 115-127.

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Burlakovsky placer, Gulinskii massif (Guli), Maimecha and Kotui Rivers Basin, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia
Ingaringda placer, Gulinskii massif (Guli), Maimecha and Kotui Rivers Basin, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia

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Burlakovsky placer, Gulinskii massif (Guli), Maimecha and Kotui Rivers Basin, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russiaⓘ Native Osmium

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Malitch, K. N., Sorokhtina, N. V., Badanina, I. Y., & Kononkova, N. N. (2013) Parent sources of noble-metal placers of the Guli Massif (Polar Siberia): New mineralogical data. In Doklady Earth Sciences (Vol. 451, No. 1, p. 743). Springer Science & Business Media.
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