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Kammerer, M. M. (2011). Nature and origin of salt deposits around the crater of Erebus volcano, Antarctica (Master dissertation, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology).

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Original EntryKammerer, M. M. (2011). Nature and origin of salt deposits around the crater of Erebus volcano, Antarctica (Master dissertation, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology).
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Full ReferenceKammerer, M. M. (2011). Nature and origin of salt deposits around the crater of Erebus volcano, Antarctica (Master dissertation, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology).
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Mount Erebus, Ross Island, Ross Archipelago, Victoria Land, Eastern Antarctica, Antarcticaβ“˜ Albite, β“˜ Alunite, β“˜ Alunogen, β“˜ Anorthoclase, β“˜ Autunite, β“˜ Basanite, β“˜ Calcite, β“˜ Elpasolite, β“˜ Gibbsite, β“˜ Gypsum, β“˜ Halite, β“˜ Hieratite, β“˜ Hydrokenoralstonite, β“˜ Hydromolysite, β“˜ Illite, β“˜ Jarosite, β“˜ Katoite, β“˜ Khademite, β“˜ Malladrite, β“˜ Meta-autunite, β“˜ Mirabilite, β“˜ Montmorillonite, β“˜ Muscovite, β“˜ Natroalunite, β“˜ Natrojarosite, β“˜ Phonolite, β“˜ RanciΓ©ite, β“˜ Sulphohalite, β“˜ Sylvite, β“˜ Tamarugite, β“˜ Tephritic-phonolite, β“˜ ThΓ©nardite

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