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Economic Geology; July 1995; v. 90; no. 4; p. 920-937
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The distribution of skarns in British Columbia and the chemistry and ages of their related plutonic rocks

G. E. Ray, I. C. L. Webster, and A. D. Ettlinger

British Columbia Geological Survey Branch, Victoria, BC, Canada

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