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Yueqing Yang and Wenying Wang (2002) Wanleng tin deposit of Burma: A considerable sedimentary-metamorphic deposit. Mineral Deposits 21 (suppl.), 511-514 (in Chinese with English title).

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Wanlong Sn deposit (Wanleng Sn deposit), Pangkham (Phang Kham; Pangsang; Panghsang), Pangsang Township (Panghsang Township), Matman District, Shan State, Myanmar

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