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Hajek, W., Bogner, M. & Hepp, M. (2011): Neufunde am Weißenstein, Nordtirol (Österreich). Lapis 36 (7-8), 13-15.

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Original EntryHajek, W., Bogner, M. & Hepp, M. (2011): Neufunde am Weißenstein, Nordtirol (Österreich). Lapis 36 (7-8), 13-15.
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Full ReferenceHajek, W., Bogner, M. & Hepp, M. (2011): Neufunde am Weißenstein, Nordtirol (Österreich). Lapis 36 (7-8), 13-15.
Plain TextHajek, W., Bogner, M. & Hepp, M. (2011): Neufunde am Weißenstein, Nordtirol (Österreich). Lapis 36 (7-8), 13-15.

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Magnesite mine, Weißenstein, Fieberbrunn, Kitzbühel District, Tyrol, Austria

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Magnesite mine, Weißenstein, Fieberbrunn, Kitzbühel District, Tyrol, Austriaⓘ Strontianite

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