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Márton, I., Moritz, R., Spikings, R. (2010) Application of low-temperature thermochronology to hydrothermal ore deposits: formation, preservation and exhumation of epithermal gold systems from the Eastern Rhodopes, Bulgaria. Tectonophysics: 483: 240-254.

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