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Dehua Wu and Dajiang Wu (2004): Geological features and prospecting criteria of the Liushuquan gold deposit, Xinjiang. Gold Geology 23(1), 11-14.

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Liushuquan Au deposit, Qitai Co. (Gucheng Co.; Guqung Co.), Changji Autonomous Prefecture (Sanji Autonomous Prefecture), Xinjiang, China

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