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Anderson, B. W. (1967) Crystals of Taaffeite found in China. The Journal of Gemmology, 10 (5) 148-151 doi:10.15506/jog.1967.10.5.148

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TitleCrystals of Taaffeite found in China
JournalThe Journal of Gemmology
AuthorsAnderson, B. W.Author
Year1967Volume10
Issue5
PublisherGem-A
DOIdoi:10.15506/jog.1967.10.5.148Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAnderson, B. W. (1967) Crystals of Taaffeite found in China. The Journal of Gemmology, 10 (5) 148-151 doi:10.15506/jog.1967.10.5.148
Plain TextAnderson, B. W. (1967) Crystals of Taaffeite found in China. The Journal of Gemmology, 10 (5) 148-151 doi:10.15506/jog.1967.10.5.148
In(1967) The Journal of Gemmology Vol. 10 (5) Gem-A

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