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Kartashov P.M. (1989) On Li-bearing Alushtite from Crimea and its position in the tosudite group, - Novye Dannye o Mineralah, Moscow, "Nauka", v.36, pp. 67-83 (in Rus.)

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Original EntryKartashov P.M. (1989) On Li-bearing Alushtite from Crimea and its position in the tosudite group, - Novye Dannye o Mineralah, Moscow, "Nauka", v.36, pp. 67-83 (in Rus.)
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Full ReferenceKartashov P.M. (1989) On Li-bearing Alushtite from Crimea and its position in the tosudite group, - Novye Dannye o Mineralah, Moscow, "Nauka", v.36, pp. 67-83 (in Rus.)
Plain TextKartashov P.M. (1989) On Li-bearing Alushtite from Crimea and its position in the tosudite group, - Novye Dannye o Mineralah, Moscow, "Nauka", v.36, pp. 67-83 (in Rus.)

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Privetnoe Village (Uskyut), Alushta, Crimea, Ukraine

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Privetnoe Village (Uskyut), Alushta, Crimea, Ukraineⓘ Alushtite
Nauchnyi, Bakhchysarai, Crimea, Ukraineⓘ Goethite, ⓘ Manganese Oxides, ⓘ Tosudite

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