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Exergy and Ecology Bibliography

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Reed, A (various years).
Canadian Minerals Yearbook (CMY)
In: . Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), chapter Canadian Reserves of Selected Major Metals, and Recent Production Decisions.

Souza-Neto, JA, Sonnet, PH, Legrand, JM, and Volfinger, M(retrieved 17 July 2007).
The Bonfim W-Au-Bi-Te Skarn deposit, northeastern Brazil: a polymetallic ore revealed by emp and pixe analyses
Universidad Federal de Pernambuco, .

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