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Sr, C and O isotope systematics in the Pucará Basin, central Peru:

Comparison between Mississippi Valley-type deposits and barren areas

MORITZ, Robert, et al.

MORITZ, Robert, et al. Sr, C and O isotope systematics in the Pucará Basin, central Peru:

Comparison between Mississippi Valley-type deposits and barren areas. Mineralium Deposita , 1996, vol. 31, p. 147-162

DOI : 10.1007/bf00204023

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