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Economic Geology - Queen's University

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Economic Geology - Queen's University Book:

issue of Economic Geology summarize the principal results of Australian Minerals Industry and Research Association (AMIRA) International Project P552: Fluid flow modeling in

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Economic Geology - Queen's University:

http://geol.queensu.ca/isotope_lab/pdfs/Southgate et al 2006 Econ Geol.pdf
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