VISIBLE/INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (VIRS) AS A RESEARCH TOOL IN ECONOMIC GEOLOGY: BACKGROUND AND PILOT STUDIES FROM NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
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A. Kerr | G. Sparkes | H. Sandeman | Andrew Kerr | Heather Rafuse | Greg Sparkes | J. G. Hinchey | Hamish A. Sandeman | J. Hinchey | H. Rafuse
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