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Peng Qiming and Xu Hong (1994): The discovery of native ruthenium in Nuanquanzi and Tuling-Shihu gold deposits: Implications for source of gold. Chinese Journal of Geochemistry 13(1), 55-60.

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Original EntryPeng Qiming and Xu Hong (1994): The discovery of native ruthenium in Nuanquanzi and Tuling-Shihu gold deposits: Implications for source of gold. Chinese Journal of Geochemistry 13(1), 55-60.
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Shihu Au deposit, Shihu-Tuling gold field, Lingshou Co., Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China

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