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Zhen He and Xueren Zhang (2006): Ore-controlling Features and deep-seated Metallogenic Prognosis of Yinggezhuang Gold Belt, Shandong Province. Mineral Deposits 25(2), 175-182 (in Chinese with English abstract).

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Yinggezhuang Au deposit, Muping-Rushan metallogenic belt, Rushan Co., Weihai, Shandong, China

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