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CONTRASTING FLUID TYPES AT THE NEVORIA GOLD DEPOSIT IN THE SOUTHERN CROSS GREENSTONE BELT, WESTERN AUSTRALIA: IMPLICATIONS OF AURIFEROUS FLUIDS DEPOSITING ORES WITHIN AN ARCHEAN BANDED IRON-FORMATION

Hong‐Rui Fan

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Key concepts: Archean, Greenstone belt, Banded iron formation, Geology, Geochemistry, Precambrian, Fluid inclusions, Seismology

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