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Himmelberg, G.R. and Coleman, R.G. (1968) Chemistry of primary minerals and rocks from the Red Mountain-Del Puerto ultramafic mass, California. USGS Prof. Paper 600-C: 23

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Original EntryHimmelberg, G.R. and Coleman, R.G. (1968) Chemistry of primary minerals and rocks from the Red Mountain-Del Puerto ultramafic mass, California. USGS Prof. Paper 600-C: 23
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Full ReferenceHimmelberg, G.R. and Coleman, R.G. (1968) Chemistry of primary minerals and rocks from the Red Mountain-Del Puerto ultramafic mass, California. USGS Prof. Paper 600-C: 23
Plain TextHimmelberg, G.R. and Coleman, R.G. (1968) Chemistry of primary minerals and rocks from the Red Mountain-Del Puerto ultramafic mass, California. USGS Prof. Paper 600-C: 23

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Red Mountain-Del Puerto ultramafic mass, Red Mountain, Black Wonder Mining District, Stanislaus County, California, USAⓘ Enstatite

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