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Dengfeng Tu (1984) Inclusions in minerals in the Shangbao pyrite district, Hunan. Dizhi Lumping: 30(3): 270-274 (in Chinese).

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Original EntryDengfeng Tu (1984) Inclusions in minerals in the Shangbao pyrite district, Hunan. Dizhi Lumping: 30(3): 270-274 (in Chinese).
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