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Guian Deng (1998): The geological and geochemical features of granite rupture zone type tin deposit in Laochang, Gejiu: A new type of tin deposit. Mineral Resources and Geology 18(4).

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Original EntryGuian Deng (1998): The geological and geochemical features of granite rupture zone type tin deposit in Laochang, Gejiu: A new type of tin deposit. Mineral Resources and Geology 18(4).
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Full ReferenceGuian Deng (1998): The geological and geochemical features of granite rupture zone type tin deposit in Laochang, Gejiu: A new type of tin deposit. Mineral Resources and Geology 18(4).
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Laochang ore field (Laochang Mine), Gejiu Sn-polymetallic ore field, Gejiu City, Honghe, Yunnan, China

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