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Economic Geology; May 1992; v. 87; no. 3; p. 764-784
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Cambrian microbial and silica gel textures in silica iron exhalites from the Mount Windsor volcanic belt, Australia; their petrography, chemistry, and origin

Nathan C. Duhig, Joe Stolz, Garry J. Davidson, and Ross R. Large

Univ. Tasmania, Cent. Ore Deposit and Explor. Stud., Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

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