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Supplemental Material: Multiple mineralization events in the eastern Central Asian orogenic belt: Insights from geology, geochronology, and geochemistry of the giant Tongshan porphyry Cu deposit, NE China
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File S1: Summary of geochronological data for major porphyry Cu deposits in the Central Asian orogenic belt. File S2: Summary of geochronological data for intrusions in the Duobaoshan ore field. File S3: Descriptions of five ore zones in the Tongshan deposit. File S4: In situ sulfur isotope data of sulfide minerals in the Tongshan deposit. File S5: Microscale δ34S distribution in pyrite and chalcopyrite from episode A and B ores at Tongshan.<p></p>
Title: Supplemental Material: Multiple mineralization events in the eastern Central Asian orogenic belt: Insights from geology, geochronology, and geochemistry of the giant Tongshan porphyry Cu deposit, NE China
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File S1: Summary of geochronological data for major porphyry Cu deposits in the Central Asian orogenic belt.
File S2: Summary of geochronological data for intrusions in the Duobaoshan ore field.
File S3: Descriptions of five ore zones in the Tongshan deposit.
File S4: In situ sulfur isotope data of sulfide minerals in the Tongshan deposit.
File S5: Microscale δ34S distribution in pyrite and chalcopyrite from episode A and B ores at Tongshan.
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