Texture and composition of cave rock phosphate in Peninsular Malaysia P. C. Aw.
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TextPublisher: 1989Description: 28p. ill. 30cmSubject(s): Minerals -- Malaysia | Phosphate -- Malaysia | MalaysiaSummary: The three types comprising encrusted phosphate, replacement phosphate and sedimentary phosphate of cave rock phosphate are described and discussed in terms of their relative importance. The primary source of phosphate for all three types is the bat guano deposited in certain limestone caves.
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The three types comprising encrusted phosphate, replacement phosphate and sedimentary phosphate of cave rock phosphate are described and discussed in terms of their relative importance. The primary source of phosphate for all three types is the bat guano deposited in certain limestone caves.
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