Genesis of the Datuanshan stratabound skarn Cu(–Mo) deposit, Middle–Lower Yangtze Valley, Eastern China: constraints from geology, Re–Os geochronology, mineralogy, and sulfur isotopes

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Genesis of the Datuanshan stratabound skarn Cu(–Mo) deposit, Middle–Lower Yangtze Valley, Eastern China: constraints from geology, Re–Os geochronology, mineralogy, and sulfur isotopes

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