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Krähenbühl, H. (1988) Die Molybdänlagerstätte im Baltschiedertal, Kanton Wallis. Bergknappe, 44, 23-26.

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Original EntryKrähenbühl, H. (1988) Die Molybdänlagerstätte im Baltschiedertal, Kanton Wallis. Bergknappe, 44, 23-26.
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Full ReferenceKrähenbühl, H. (1988) Die Molybdänlagerstätte im Baltschiedertal, Kanton Wallis. Bergknappe, 44, 23-26.
Plain TextKrähenbühl, H. (1988) Die Molybdänlagerstätte im Baltschiedertal, Kanton Wallis. Bergknappe, 44, 23-26.

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Molybdenum mine, Alpjuhorn (Alpjahorn), Baltschieder, Visp, Valais, Switzerland

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Baltschieder, Visp, Valais, Switzerlandⓘ Molybdenite

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