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Farmin, Rollin (1941), Host-rock inflation by veins and dikes at Grass Valley, California: Economic Geology: 36: 173

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Full ReferenceFarmin, Rollin (1941), Host-rock inflation by veins and dikes at Grass Valley, California: Economic Geology: 36: 173
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Idaho-Maryland Mine (Idaho Maryland prospect; Maryland Mine; Howard Hill/Morning Dew; Idaho Maryland-Brunswick), Idaho-Maryland group, Grass Valley, Grass Valley Mining District, Nevada County, California, USA

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Idaho-Maryland Mine (Idaho Maryland prospect; Maryland Mine; Howard Hill/Morning Dew; Idaho Maryland-Brunswick), Idaho-Maryland group, Grass Valley, Grass Valley Mining District, Nevada County, California, USAⓘ Hessite, ⓘ Petzite

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