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USGS 1970 PP495-C Cenozoic geology of the Granite Mountains area, central Wyoming

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Sweetwater County, Wyoming, USAⓘ Agate, ⓘ Chalcedony, ⓘ Dendritic Agate, ⓘ Quartz, ⓘ Trögerite

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Love, J.D. (1970) Cenozoic geology of the Granite Mountains area, central Wyoming. USGS Professional Paper 495-C.
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Mapel, W.J. and C.L. Pillmore (1963), Geology of the Newcastle Area, Weston County, Wyoming. Contributions to General Geology, USGS Bulletin 1141-N.
Harshman, E. N. (1972) Geology and uranium deposits, Shirley Basin area, Wyoming. USGS Prof Paper 745
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Rowan, Lawrence C. (1969) GSA Memoir (115), Structural Geology of the Quad-Wyoming-Line Creeks Area, Beartooth Mountains, Montana. Geological Society of America p.1-18. doi:10.1130/mem115-p1
 
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