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Rezeau, H., Moritz, R., & Beaudoin, G. (2017). Formation of Archean batholith-hosted gold veins at the Lac Herbin deposit, Val-d’Or district, Canada: Mineralogical and fluid inclusion constraints. Mineralium deposita, 52, 421-442.

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Full ReferenceRezeau, H., Moritz, R., & Beaudoin, G. (2017). Formation of Archean batholith-hosted gold veins at the Lac Herbin deposit, Val-d’Or district, Canada: Mineralogical and fluid inclusion constraints. Mineralium deposita, 52, 421-442.
Plain TextRezeau, H., Moritz, R., & Beaudoin, G. (2017). Formation of Archean batholith-hosted gold veins at the Lac Herbin deposit, Val-d’Or district, Canada: Mineralogical and fluid inclusion constraints. Mineralium deposita, 52, 421-442.

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