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Alger, Francis (1846) Ledererite in Notices of New Localities of Rare Minerals and Reasons for Uniting Several Supposed Distinct Species, Boston Journal of Natural History: 5: 297-309.

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Original EntryAlger, Francis (1846) Ledererite in Notices of New Localities of Rare Minerals and Reasons for Uniting Several Supposed Distinct Species, Boston Journal of Natural History: 5: 297-309.
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Full ReferenceAlger, Francis (1846) Ledererite in Notices of New Localities of Rare Minerals and Reasons for Uniting Several Supposed Distinct Species, Boston Journal of Natural History: 5: 297-309.
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Amethyst Cove (Captain Kidd's Cove), Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canadaⓘ Ledererite

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