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Lehmann, B., Nägler, T.F., Holland, H.D., Wille, M., Jingwen Mao, Jiayong Pan, Dongsheng Ma, and Dulski, P. (2007): Highly metalliferous carbonaceous shale and Early Cambrian seawater. Geology 35(5), 403-406.

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Original Entry	Lehmann, B., Nägler, T.F., Holland, H.D., Wille, M., Jingwen Mao, Jiayong Pan, Dongsheng Ma, and Dulski, P. (2007): Highly metalliferous carbonaceous shale and Early Cambrian seawater. Geology 35(5), 403-406.
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Full Reference	Lehmann, B., Nägler, T.F., Holland, H.D., Wille, M., Jingwen Mao, Jiayong Pan, Dongsheng Ma, and Dulski, P. (2007): Highly metalliferous carbonaceous shale and Early Cambrian seawater. Geology 35(5), 403-406.
Plain Text	Lehmann, B., Nägler, T.F., Holland, H.D., Wille, M., Jingwen Mao, Jiayong Pan, Dongsheng Ma, and Dulski, P. (2007): Highly metalliferous carbonaceous shale and Early Cambrian seawater. Geology 35(5), 403-406.

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Huangjiawan Mine, Zunyi Ni-Mo-PGE-Au ore field, Bozhou District, Zunyi, Guizhou, China

👁 Image	Lehmann, B., Nägler, T.F., Holland, H.D., Wille, M., Jingwen Mao, Jiayong Pan, Dongsheng Ma, and Dulski, P. (2007): Geology 35(5), 403-406.
👁 Image	Lehmann, Bernd, Nägler, Thomas F., Holland, Heinrich D., Wille, Martin, Mao, Jingwen, Pan, Jiayong, Ma, Dongsheng, Dulski, Peter (2007) Highly metalliferous carbonaceous shale and Early Cambrian seawater. Geology, 35 (5) 403 doi:10.1130/g23543a.1
👁 Image	Lehmann, B., Nagler, T. F., Wille, M., Holland, H. D., Mao, J. (2007) Highly metalliferous carbonaceous shale and Early Cambrian seawater: COMMENT and REPLY: REPLY. Geology, 35 (1) doi:10.1130/g24563y.1
👁 Image	*Jiang, S.-Y., Zhao, K.-D., Li, L., Ling, H.-F., Zhu, M. (2007) Highly metalliferous carbonaceous shale and Early Cambrian seawater: COMMENT and REPLY: COMMENT. Geology, 35 (1) doi:10.1130/g24437c.1*
👁 Image	Lehmann, Bernd, Pašava, Jan, Šebek, Ondřej, Andronikov, Alexandre, Frei, Robert, Xu, Lingang, Mao, Jingwen (2022) Early Cambrian highly metalliferous black shale in South China: Cu and Zn isotopes and a short review of other non-traditional stable isotopes. Mineralium Deposita, 57 (7) 1167-1187 doi:10.1007/s00126-022-01097-0
👁 Image	Yin, Runsheng, Xu, Lingang, Lehmann, Bernd, Lepak, Ryan F., Hurley, James P., Mao, Jingwen, Feng, Xinbin, Hu, Ruizhong (2017) Anomalous mercury enrichment in Early Cambrian black shales of South China: Mercury isotopes indicate a seawater source. Chemical Geology, 467. 159-167 doi:10.1016/j.chemgeo.2017.08.010
👁 Image	Xu, Lingang; Lehmann, Bernd; Mao, Jingwen (2013) Seawater contribution to polymetallic Ni–Mo–PGE–Au mineralization in Early Cambrian black shales of South China: Evidence from Mo isotope, PGE, trace element, and REE geochemistry. Ore Geology Reviews, 52. doi:10.1016/j.oregeorev.2012.06.003
👁 Image	Lehmann, Bernd, Frei, Robert, Xu, Lingang, Mao, Jingwen (2016) Early Cambrian Black Shale-Hosted Mo-Ni and V Mineralization on the Rifted Margin of the Yangtze Platform, China: Reconnaissance Chromium Isotope Data and a Refined Metallogenic Model. Economic Geology, 111 (1) 89-103 doi:10.2113/econgeo.111.1.89
👁 Image	Xu, Lingang, Lehmann, Bernd, Mao, Jingwen, Nägler, Thomas F., Neubert, Nadja, Böttcher, Michael E., Escher, Peter (2012) Mo isotope and trace element patterns of Lower Cambrian black shales in South China: Multi-proxy constraints on the paleoenvironment. Chemical Geology, 318. 45-59 doi:10.1016/j.chemgeo.2012.05.016
👁 Image	Fei Xia, Dongsheng Ma, Jiayong Pan, Zhanxue Sun, Shuanglin Cao, Wenming Nie, and Kai Wu (2004): Strontium isotopic signature of hydrothermal sedimentation from Early Cambrian barite deposits in east Guizhou, China. Chinese Science Bulletin 49(24), 2632-2636.
👁 Image	Xu, Lingang, Lehmann, Bernd, Weyer, Stefan, Wen, Hanjie, Mao, Jingwen, Neubert, Nadia, Jian, Wei (2024) Inverse Mo versus U isotope correlation of Early Cambrian highly metalliferous black shales in South China indicates synsedimentary metal enrichment from a near-modern ocean. Mineralium Deposita, 59 (1) 155-167 doi:10.1007/s00126-023-01201-y

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