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Yu Wan, Yongjiang Yuan, Bing Zhang, Chenggui Feng, and Peng Yuan (2010): Geological characteristics and mineral exploration potential of Lailisigao'er Mo-Cu-polymetallic ore field. Xinjiang Geology 28(4), 448-453.

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