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Economic Geology; November 1974; v. 69; no. 7; p. 1086-1101
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The Geology and Origin of the Rosebery Ore Deposit, Tasmania

R. L. Brathwaite

Strata-bound pyritic zinc-lead-copper and barite deposit, volcanic-sedimentary origin, comparable to kuroko deposits of Japan

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