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Reith, Frank, Brugger, Joël, Zammit, Carla, Nies, Dietrich, Southam, Gordon (2013) Geobiological Cycling of Gold: From Fundamental Process Understanding to Exploration Solutions. Minerals, 3 (4) 367-394 doi:10.3390/min3040367

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TitleGeobiological Cycling of Gold: From Fundamental Process Understanding to Exploration Solutions
JournalMinerals
AuthorsReith, FrankAuthor
Brugger, JoëlAuthor
Zammit, CarlaAuthor
Nies, DietrichAuthor
Southam, GordonAuthor
Year2013 (November 4)Volume3
Issue4
PublisherMDPI AG
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Full ReferenceReith, Frank, Brugger, Joël, Zammit, Carla, Nies, Dietrich, Southam, Gordon (2013) Geobiological Cycling of Gold: From Fundamental Process Understanding to Exploration Solutions. Minerals, 3 (4) 367-394 doi:10.3390/min3040367
Plain TextReith, Frank, Brugger, Joël, Zammit, Carla, Nies, Dietrich, Southam, Gordon (2013) Geobiological Cycling of Gold: From Fundamental Process Understanding to Exploration Solutions. Minerals, 3 (4) 367-394 doi:10.3390/min3040367
In(2013, November) Minerals Vol. 3 (4) MDPI AG

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