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Arkhipchuk, R. Z. (1971): Gearksutite from the Manzhinsk deposit. Mineralogicheskii Sbornik (Lvov), 25, 181-184.

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Original EntryArkhipchuk, R. Z. (1971): Gearksutite from the Manzhinsk deposit. Mineralogicheskii Sbornik (Lvov), 25, 181-184.
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Manzhinskoe fluorite deposit, Buryatia, Russia

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Manzhinskoe fluorite deposit, Buryatia, Russiaβ“˜ Calcite, β“˜ Gearksutite, β“˜ Kaolinite, β“˜ Quartz, β“˜ VisΓ©ite

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