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Specimen in the British Museum of Natural History #1966,21 [Rock Currier 2010]

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Original EntrySpecimen in the British Museum of Natural History #1966,21 [Rock Currier 2010]
Mindat Ref. ID16026029Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:16026029:4
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Full ReferenceSpecimen in the British Museum of Natural History #1966,21 [Rock Currier 2010]
Plain TextSpecimen in the British Museum of Natural History #1966,21 [Rock Currier 2010]

Mineral Occurrences

LocalityMineral(s)
Oaxaca, Mexicoβ“˜ Scapolite, β“˜ Wernerite

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