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Taylor, R. S. (1981). Volcanogenic copper-zinc sulphide deposits and their geological setting, in the central portion of the murchison greenstone belt, North eastern Transvaal, South Africa (Doctoral dissertation, Durham University).

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Original EntryTaylor, R. S. (1981). Volcanogenic copper-zinc sulphide deposits and their geological setting, in the central portion of the murchison greenstone belt, North eastern Transvaal, South Africa (Doctoral dissertation, Durham University).
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