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Economic Geology; December 1985; v. 80; no. 8; p. 2100-2113
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Geodynamic setting of Early Devonian kuroko-type sulfide deposits in the eastern Klamath Mountains (Northern California) inferred by the petrological and geochemical characteristics of the associated island-arc volcanic rocks

H. Lapierre, C. Coulon, B. Cabanis, M. Brouxel, and F. Albarede

Fac. Sci. Saint-Jerome, Marseilles, France

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