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Naotatsu Shikazono and Hiroyuki Takahashi (2010): Compositional Variation of Hydrothermally Altered Volcanic Rocks in Hishikari Gold Epithermal System: A Useful Geochemical Indicator of Gold–Silver Epithermal Mineralization. Resource Geology 60, 117-128.

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Original EntryNaotatsu Shikazono and Hiroyuki Takahashi (2010): Compositional Variation of Hydrothermally Altered Volcanic Rocks in Hishikari Gold Epithermal System: A Useful Geochemical Indicator of Gold–Silver Epithermal Mineralization. Resource Geology 60, 117-128.
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Full ReferenceNaotatsu Shikazono and Hiroyuki Takahashi (2010): Compositional Variation of Hydrothermally Altered Volcanic Rocks in Hishikari Gold Epithermal System: A Useful Geochemical Indicator of Gold–Silver Epithermal Mineralization. Resource Geology 60, 117-128.
Plain TextNaotatsu Shikazono and Hiroyuki Takahashi (2010): Compositional Variation of Hydrothermally Altered Volcanic Rocks in Hishikari Gold Epithermal System: A Useful Geochemical Indicator of Gold–Silver Epithermal Mineralization. Resource Geology 60, 117-128.

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