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Bricker, Garth (2008) Abstracts of the 29th annual FM-MSA-TGMS Tucson Mineralogical Symposium - Minerals and history of the Red Cloud mine, Arizona. The Mineralogical Record, 39 (1) 48

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TitleAbstracts of the 29th annual FM-MSA-TGMS Tucson Mineralogical Symposium - Minerals and history of the Red Cloud mine, Arizona
JournalThe Mineralogical Record
AuthorsBricker, GarthAuthor
Year2008Volume39
Issue1
PublisherThe Mineralogical Record, Inc.PlaceTucson
Mindat Ref. ID12909715Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:12909715:2
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Full ReferenceBricker, Garth (2008) Abstracts of the 29th annual FM-MSA-TGMS Tucson Mineralogical Symposium - Minerals and history of the Red Cloud mine, Arizona. The Mineralogical Record, 39 (1) 48
Plain TextBricker, Garth (2008) Abstracts of the 29th annual FM-MSA-TGMS Tucson Mineralogical Symposium - Minerals and history of the Red Cloud mine, Arizona. The Mineralogical Record, 39 (1) 48
In(2008) The Benitoite Issue. The Mineralogical Record Vol. 39 (1) The Mineralogical Record, Inc.

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