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Muir, J.E. & Comba, D,A,C. (1979) The Dundonald deposit: an example of volcanic-type nickel-sulfide mineralization. Canadian Mineralogist 17,351-359.

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Original EntryMuir, J.E. & Comba, D,A,C. (1979) The Dundonald deposit: an example of volcanic-type nickel-sulfide mineralization. Canadian Mineralogist 17,351-359.
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Full ReferenceMuir, J.E. & Comba, D,A,C. (1979) The Dundonald deposit: an example of volcanic-type nickel-sulfide mineralization. Canadian Mineralogist 17,351-359.
Plain TextMuir, J.E. & Comba, D,A,C. (1979) The Dundonald deposit: an example of volcanic-type nickel-sulfide mineralization. Canadian Mineralogist 17,351-359.

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