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Yang, (2019) Using Rare Earth Elements (REE) to Decipher the Origin of Ore Fluids Associated with Granite Intrusions. Minerals, 9 (7) 426 doi:10.3390/min9070426

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TitleUsing Rare Earth Elements (REE) to Decipher the Origin of Ore Fluids Associated with Granite Intrusions
JournalMinerals
AuthorsYang, Author
Year2019 (July 11)Volume9
Issue7
PublisherMDPI AG
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In(2019, July) Minerals Vol. 9 (7) MDPI AG

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