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Economic Geology; May 1953; v. 48; no. 3; p. 211-224
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Biogeochemical investigations in Finland

Vladi Marmo

Results of investigations of the concentration of copper, nickel, zinc, and molybdenum in ground waters and in the ash of plants in the vicinity of sulfide-bearing schists at Nokia and Hiirola, Finland, and in the Rautio region where molybdenite is sparsely disseminated in granite and granodiorite, lead to the conclusion that biogeochemical methods may be a useful adjunct to geophysical prospecting for certain types of Finnish ore deposits.

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