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Yuanggen Yang (1993): On the hydrothermal metallogenetic mechanism of the Erjia gold deposit, Hainan. Geology and Prospecting 29(2), 7-11.

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Original EntryYuanggen Yang (1993): On the hydrothermal metallogenetic mechanism of the Erjia gold deposit, Hainan. Geology and Prospecting 29(2), 7-11.
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