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Lieti Te and Bingbin Yang (1999): Gem beryl (aquamarine, emerald) pegmatites of Altay, Xinjiang, and their characteristics. Xinjiang Nonferrous Metals 1999(2), 1-9 (in Chinese).

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Original EntryLieti Te and Bingbin Yang (1999): Gem beryl (aquamarine, emerald) pegmatites of Altay, Xinjiang, and their characteristics. Xinjiang Nonferrous Metals 1999(2), 1-9 (in Chinese).
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Aletai Prefecture (Altay Prefecture), Yili Hasake Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang, China

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