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Xilin Li and Zhengen Zhang (1980): Sulfosalt minerals in an ore field in Guangxi Province - A restudy. Geochimica 9(2), 172-185.

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Dachang ore field, Nandan-Hechi Sn-W metallogenic belt, Guangxi, China

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