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Xu, Cheng, Kynicky, Jindrich, Chakhmouradian, Anton R., Li, Xianhua, Song, Wenlei (2015) A case example of the importance of multi-analytical approach in deciphering carbonatite petrogenesis in South Qinling orogen: Miaoya rare-metal deposit, central China. Lithos, 227. 107-121 doi:10.1016/j.lithos.2015.03.024

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TitleA case example of the importance of multi-analytical approach in deciphering carbonatite petrogenesis in South Qinling orogen: Miaoya rare-metal deposit, central China
JournalLithos
AuthorsXu, ChengAuthor
Kynicky, JindrichAuthor
Chakhmouradian, Anton R.Author
Li, XianhuaAuthor
Song, WenleiAuthor
Year2015 (June)Volume227
PublisherElsevier BV
DOIdoi:10.1016/j.lithos.2015.03.024Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceXu, Cheng, Kynicky, Jindrich, Chakhmouradian, Anton R., Li, Xianhua, Song, Wenlei (2015) A case example of the importance of multi-analytical approach in deciphering carbonatite petrogenesis in South Qinling orogen: Miaoya rare-metal deposit, central China. Lithos, 227. 107-121 doi:10.1016/j.lithos.2015.03.024
Plain TextXu, Cheng, Kynicky, Jindrich, Chakhmouradian, Anton R., Li, Xianhua, Song, Wenlei (2015) A case example of the importance of multi-analytical approach in deciphering carbonatite petrogenesis in South Qinling orogen: Miaoya rare-metal deposit, central China. Lithos, 227. 107-121 doi:10.1016/j.lithos.2015.03.024
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