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Dill, HG, Pöllmann, H, Bosecker, K, Hahn, L, Mwiya, S (2002) Supergene mineralization in mining residues of the Matchless cupreous pyrite deposit (Namibia)—a clue to the origin of modern and fossil duricrusts in semiarid climates. Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 75 (1-3) 43-70

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TitleSupergene mineralization in mining residues of the Matchless cupreous pyrite deposit (Namibia)—a clue to the origin of modern and fossil duricrusts in semiarid climates
JournalJournal of Geochemical Exploration
AuthorsDill, HGAuthor
Pöllmann, HAuthor
Bosecker, KAuthor
Hahn, LAuthor
Mwiya, SAuthor
Year2002Volume<   75   >
Page(s)43-70Issue<   1-3   >
PublisherElsevier
Original EntrySupergene mineralization in mining residues of the Matchless cupreous pyrite deposit (Namibia) – A clue to the origin of modern and fossil duricrusts in semiarid climates.- Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 75: 43-70
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Full ReferenceDill, HG, Pöllmann, H, Bosecker, K, Hahn, L, Mwiya, S (2002) Supergene mineralization in mining residues of the Matchless cupreous pyrite deposit (Namibia)—a clue to the origin of modern and fossil duricrusts in semiarid climates. Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 75 (1-3) 43-70
Plain TextDill, HG, Pöllmann, H, Bosecker, K, Hahn, L, Mwiya, S (2002) Supergene mineralization in mining residues of the Matchless cupreous pyrite deposit (Namibia)—a clue to the origin of modern and fossil duricrusts in semiarid climates. Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 75 (1-3) 43-70
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Matchless Mine, Friedenau Farm 16, Windhoek Rural, Khomas Region, Namibia

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Matchless Mine, Friedenau Farm 16, Windhoek Rural, Khomas Region, Namibiaⓘ Blödite, ⓘ Brushite, ⓘ Copiapite Group, ⓘ Goethite, ⓘ Gypsum, ⓘ Hexahydrite, ⓘ Melanterite, ⓘ Pentahydrite, ⓘ Starkeyite

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