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(1881) Genth and Kerr's Minerals of North CarolinaThe Minerals and Mineral Localities of North Carolina.F. A. Genth , W. C. Kerr. The American Naturalist, 15 (5) 380-382 doi:10.1086/272820

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TitleGenth and Kerr's Minerals of North CarolinaThe Minerals and Mineral Localities of North Carolina.F. A. Genth , W. C. Kerr
JournalThe American Naturalist
Year1881 (May)Volume15
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PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/272820
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Full Reference(1881) Genth and Kerr's Minerals of North CarolinaThe Minerals and Mineral Localities of North Carolina.F. A. Genth , W. C. Kerr. The American Naturalist, 15 (5) 380-382 doi:10.1086/272820
Plain Text(1881) Genth and Kerr's Minerals of North CarolinaThe Minerals and Mineral Localities of North Carolina.F. A. Genth , W. C. Kerr. The American Naturalist, 15 (5) 380-382 doi:10.1086/272820
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