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Morrison, R. B. (1935). The occurrence and origin of celestite and fluorite at Clay Center, Ohio. American Mineralogist, 20(11), 780-790.

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Original EntryMorrison, R. B. (1935). The occurrence and origin of celestite and fluorite at Clay Center, Ohio. American Mineralogist, 20(11), 780-790.
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Full ReferenceMorrison, R. B. (1935). The occurrence and origin of celestite and fluorite at Clay Center, Ohio. American Mineralogist, 20(11), 780-790.
Plain TextMorrison, R. B. (1935). The occurrence and origin of celestite and fluorite at Clay Center, Ohio. American Mineralogist, 20(11), 780-790.

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Clay Center, Allen Township, Ottawa County, Ohio, USA

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Clay Center, Allen Township, Ottawa County, Ohio, USAβ“˜ Anhydrite, β“˜ Celestine, β“˜ Dolomite, β“˜ Fluorite, β“˜ Gypsum, β“˜ Limonite, β“˜ Marcasite, β“˜ Pyrite, β“˜ Sphalerite

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