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Anpeng Yu, Rucheng Wang, Jinchu Zhu, Lei Xie, Wenlan Zhang, and Xudong Che (2010): Mineralogical Study on Greisenization Zoning and Tin Mineralization in Huashan Granite, Guangxi, South China. Geological Journal of China Universities 16(3), 281-293.

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