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China
中国
Mineral List
Mineral list contains entries from the region specified including sub-localities1798 entries listed. 1168 valid minerals. 113 type localities (valid minerals). 6 type localities (others).
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References
Song Shuhe, Ed. (1990): Mineral deposits of China, Vol. 1. Geological Publishing House, Beijing, China, 355 pp.
Song Shuhe, Ed. (1992): Mineral deposits of China, Vol. 2. Geological Publishing House, Beijing, China, 349 pp.
Zhu Xun, Ed. (2002): Mineral Facts of China. Science Press, Beijing, China, 776 pp.
Ottens, B. (2004): Fascination of the Minerals from China. CD, author's publishing, Berthold Ottens, Klingenbrunn-Bahnhof 24, 94518 Spiegelau, Germany (ottens-mineralien@t-online. de). [Note: the address on the CD is outdated; the new address is: Kalkofenstraße 15, 96194 Walsdorf, Germany]
Liu, G. (2006): Fine Minerals of China. Verlag AAA Minerals AG, Zug, 366 pp.
Golas, P. J. (2008): Bergbautechnologie im spätkaiserlichen China - Errungenschaften und Grenzen. Der Anschnitt, 60 (1), 2-11 (in German).
Ottens, B. (2008): China. Mineralien - Fundstellen - Lagerstätten. TU Bergakademie Freiberg & Christian Weise Verlag, Munich, Germany, 576 pp (in German).
Dahlkamp, F.J., Ed. (2009): Uranium Deposits of the World. Springer (Berlin, Heidelberg), pp. 31-156.
Changming Wang, Jun Deng, Shouting Zhang and Liqiang Yang (2010): Metallogenic Province and Large Scale Mineralization of Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposits in China. Resource Geology 60, 404-413.
Liu, G., Lavinsky, R. M., Meieran, E. S., Schmitt, H. H., Moore, T. P. & Wilson, W. E. (2013): Crystalline Treasures- The Mineral Heritage of China. Supplement to Mineralogical Record, 104 pp.
Piranho, F. (2013): The geology and tectonic settings of China's mineral deposits. Springer, 679 pp.
Song Shuhe, Ed. (1992): Mineral deposits of China, Vol. 2. Geological Publishing House, Beijing, China, 349 pp.
Zhu Xun, Ed. (2002): Mineral Facts of China. Science Press, Beijing, China, 776 pp.
Ottens, B. (2004): Fascination of the Minerals from China. CD, author's publishing, Berthold Ottens, Klingenbrunn-Bahnhof 24, 94518 Spiegelau, Germany (ottens-mineralien@t-online. de). [Note: the address on the CD is outdated; the new address is: Kalkofenstraße 15, 96194 Walsdorf, Germany]
Liu, G. (2006): Fine Minerals of China. Verlag AAA Minerals AG, Zug, 366 pp.
Golas, P. J. (2008): Bergbautechnologie im spätkaiserlichen China - Errungenschaften und Grenzen. Der Anschnitt, 60 (1), 2-11 (in German).
Ottens, B. (2008): China. Mineralien - Fundstellen - Lagerstätten. TU Bergakademie Freiberg & Christian Weise Verlag, Munich, Germany, 576 pp (in German).
Dahlkamp, F.J., Ed. (2009): Uranium Deposits of the World. Springer (Berlin, Heidelberg), pp. 31-156.
Changming Wang, Jun Deng, Shouting Zhang and Liqiang Yang (2010): Metallogenic Province and Large Scale Mineralization of Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide Deposits in China. Resource Geology 60, 404-413.
Liu, G., Lavinsky, R. M., Meieran, E. S., Schmitt, H. H., Moore, T. P. & Wilson, W. E. (2013): Crystalline Treasures- The Mineral Heritage of China. Supplement to Mineralogical Record, 104 pp.
Piranho, F. (2013): The geology and tectonic settings of China's mineral deposits. Springer, 679 pp.
External Links
http://old.cgs.gov.cn/ev/english.htm [China Geological Survey]
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