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INOUE Tami (1950) Amphiboles and Biotites from the Fukushinzan Alkaline Complex, Korea. Journal of the Geological Society of Japan 56(653), 71-77, 1950-06-25

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Original EntryINOUE Tami (1950) Amphiboles and Biotites from the Fukushinzan Alkaline Complex, Korea. Journal of the Geological Society of Japan 56(653), 71-77, 1950-06-25
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Pokjin mountain, Pyonggang County, Kangwon Province, North Korea

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Pokjin mountain, Pyonggang County, Kangwon Province, North Koreaβ“˜ Aegirine, β“˜ Apatite, β“˜ Biotite, β“˜ Calcite, β“˜ Cancrinite, β“˜ Ferro-hornblende, β“˜ Garnet Group, β“˜ Microcline, β“˜ Muscovite, β“˜ Nepheline, β“˜ Plagioclase, β“˜ Riebeckite, β“˜ Sericite, β“˜ Sodalite, β“˜ Titanite, β“˜ Tourmaline, β“˜ Vesuvianite, β“˜ Zircon

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