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Jianping Zhai and Kai Hu (1998): Mineral, ore-forming fluid and isotope characteristics of the Qixia gold deposit and their implications. Mineral Deposits 17(4), 307-313.

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Original EntryJianping Zhai and Kai Hu (1998): Mineral, ore-forming fluid and isotope characteristics of the Qixia gold deposit and their implications. Mineral Deposits 17(4), 307-313.
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