Ore genesis and fluid evolution of the Kaladawan South Zn–Pb–Cu ore field, eastern Altyn Mountains (NW China): Evidence from fluid inclusions, H–O isotopes and geochronology
- 1 November 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Ore Geology Reviews
- Vol. 102, 300-312
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Funding Information
- NSFC (41802079, U180310142)
- Chinese National Basic Research 973-Program (2014CB440802)
- Geological Survey of China (1212011140056)
- GD-SFC (2018B030306021)
- CAS Knowledge Innovation Program (40730421)
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