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Farrington, Oliver Cummings (1915), Catalogue of the meteorites of North America to January 1, 1909: National Academy of Sciences Memorandum 13: 430

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Full ReferenceFarrington, Oliver Cummings (1915), Catalogue of the meteorites of North America to January 1, 1909: National Academy of Sciences Memorandum 13: 430
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Surprise Spring meteorite, Surprise Spring, San Bernardino County, California, USA

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Surprise Spring meteorite, Surprise Spring, San Bernardino County, California, USAⓘ Kamacite, ⓘ Native Iron, ⓘ Taenite

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