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D’Arcy, N.A., Jr. (1939), Geology of a field trip to San Fernando Valley and Pacoima Canyon, California: Rocks & ins.: 14: 267-269

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Original EntryD’Arcy, N.A., Jr. (1939), Geology of a field trip to San Fernando Valley and Pacoima Canyon, California: Rocks & ins.: 14: 267-269
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Full ReferenceD’Arcy, N.A., Jr. (1939), Geology of a field trip to San Fernando Valley and Pacoima Canyon, California: Rocks & ins.: 14: 267-269
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Pacoima Canyon, Los Angeles County, California, USA

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Pacoima Canyon, Los Angeles County, California, USAⓘ Pyrrhotite, ⓘ Siderite

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