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Yuming Pi and Jianhua Wang (2001): Geological features and genesis of the Shawogou deposit in the Yalu River gold mineralization belt. Gold Geology 21(3), 26-29.

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Original EntryYuming Pi and Jianhua Wang (2001): Geological features and genesis of the Shawogou deposit in the Yalu River gold mineralization belt. Gold Geology 21(3), 26-29.
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Shawogou Au deposit, Kuandian County, Dandong, Liaoning, China

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