File:Mtmulga mine sa.jpg

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English: Mt Mulga barite mine, Olary region, South Australia: The orebody is marked in red and is hosted by an overturned Palaeo-Proterozoic Meta-sedimentary sequence
Deutsch: Mt. Mulga Barytgrube, Olary Region, South Australia: der rot markierte Erzkoerper ist in eine Palaeoproterozoischen ueberkippte Sequenz von Meta-Sedimenten eingeschaltet
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