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Choo, K. (1972) Celestite Mineralization at Enon Lake, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia. Master of Applied Science thesis, Dalhousie University.

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Original EntryChoo, K. (1972) Celestite Mineralization at Enon Lake, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia. Master of Applied Science thesis, Dalhousie University.
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Full ReferenceChoo, K. (1972) Celestite Mineralization at Enon Lake, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia. Master of Applied Science thesis, Dalhousie University.
Plain TextChoo, K. (1972) Celestite Mineralization at Enon Lake, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia. Master of Applied Science thesis, Dalhousie University.

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Enon Lake, Cape Breton Co., Nova Scotia, Canadaⓘ Strontianite

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