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Yu, Miao, Feng, Cheng Y., Mao, Jing W., Zhao, Yi M., Li, Da X., Zhu, Yong F. (2017) Multistage Skarn-Related Tourmaline From the Galinge Deposit, Qiman Tagh, Western China: A Fluid Evolution Perspective. The Canadian Mineralogist, 55 (1) 3-19 doi:10.3749/canmin.1600043

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TitleMultistage Skarn-Related Tourmaline From the Galinge Deposit, Qiman Tagh, Western China: A Fluid Evolution Perspective
JournalThe Canadian Mineralogist
AuthorsYu, MiaoAuthor
Feng, Cheng Y.Author
Mao, Jing W.Author
Zhao, Yi M.Author
Li, Da X.Author
Zhu, Yong F.Author
Year2017 (January)Volume55
Issue1
PublisherMineralogical Association of Canada
DOIdoi:10.3749/canmin.1600043Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceYu, Miao, Feng, Cheng Y., Mao, Jing W., Zhao, Yi M., Li, Da X., Zhu, Yong F. (2017) Multistage Skarn-Related Tourmaline From the Galinge Deposit, Qiman Tagh, Western China: A Fluid Evolution Perspective. The Canadian Mineralogist, 55 (1) 3-19 doi:10.3749/canmin.1600043
Plain TextYu, Miao, Feng, Cheng Y., Mao, Jing W., Zhao, Yi M., Li, Da X., Zhu, Yong F. (2017) Multistage Skarn-Related Tourmaline From the Galinge Deposit, Qiman Tagh, Western China: A Fluid Evolution Perspective. The Canadian Mineralogist, 55 (1) 3-19 doi:10.3749/canmin.1600043
In(2017, January) The Canadian Mineralogist Vol. 55 (1) Mineralogical Association of Canada

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