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Genth, Frederick Augustus (1852), On some minerals which accompany gold in California: Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia Proceedings: 6: 113-114

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North Fork American River placer, Texas Hill, Emigrant Gap Mining District (Blue Canyon Mining District), Placer County, California, USAⓘ Iridosmine, ⓘ Native Osmium, ⓘ Native Platinum, ⓘ Zircon

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