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Quintanar-Ruiz, F.J. (2008) La Herradura Ore Deposit: An Orogenic Gold Deposit in Northwestern Mexico. MSc. thesis, The University of Arizona, 97 pages.

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La Herradura Mine, Caborca Municipality, Sonora, Mexico
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