Geochemical anatomy of silica iron exhalites: Evidence for hydrothermal oxyanion cycling in response to vent fluid redox and thermal evolution (Mt. Windsor subprovince, Australia)

G. J. Davidson*, A. J. Stolz, S. M. Eggins

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