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Significance of organic matter and paleoenvironment for formation of the early Sinian manganese carbonate ore deposits in Yangtze platform

Por: Li, Renwei .

Otros Autores: Zhang, Shukun | Chen, Jinshi | Chu, Xuelei .

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Articulo de congreso Editor: Utrecht: VSP BV, 1997Descripción: pp. 247-255 ilus.Tema(s): CARBONATOS

| MATERIA ORGANICA

| MINERALIZACION

| PALEOAMBIENTES

Clasificación CDU: R/061.3:55(100)/C74/30/9|22 En: International Geological Congress, 30 Pei, Rongfu, Proceedings of the 30th International Geological Congress, vol. 9: Energy and mineral resources for the 21st century; geology of mineral deposits, mineral economics, 1997

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