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Jingjing Dai and Xiaoming Qu (2012): Structural pattern and alteration information derived from remote sensing data and their significance for ore search in the Duolong copper-ore concentration area of Tibet. Geology and Exploration 48(4), 815-822 (in Chinese with English abstract).

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Plain TextJingjing Dai and Xiaoming Qu (2012): Structural pattern and alteration information derived from remote sensing data and their significance for ore search in the Duolong copper-ore concentration area of Tibet. Geology and Exploration 48(4), 815-822 (in Chinese with English abstract).

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