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Prior, G.T., Coomáraswámy, A.K. (1903) Serendibite, a new borosilicate from Ceylon. Mineralogical Magazine vol. 13, n° 61, 224-227.

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Original EntryPrior, G.T., Coomáraswámy, A.K. (1903) Serendibite, a new borosilicate from Ceylon. Mineralogical Magazine vol. 13, n° 61, 224-227.
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Full ReferencePrior, G.T., Coomáraswámy, A.K. (1903) Serendibite, a new borosilicate from Ceylon. Mineralogical Magazine vol. 13, n° 61, 224-227.
Plain TextPrior, G.T., Coomáraswámy, A.K. (1903) Serendibite, a new borosilicate from Ceylon. Mineralogical Magazine vol. 13, n° 61, 224-227.

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Gangapitiya, Ambakotte, Kurunegala District, North Western Province, Sri Lankaⓘ Apatite, ⓘ Diopside, ⓘ Granulite, ⓘ Limestone, ⓘ Moonstone, ⓘ Plagioclase, ⓘ Quartz, ⓘ Scapolite, ⓘ Serendibite, ⓘ Spinel, ⓘ Tourmaline

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