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McLaughlan, D. (1988). Secondary Minerals from Woodcutters Lead-Zinc Mine - Northern Territory. Australian Mineralogist, 3, 103-106.

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Original EntryD.McLaughlan 1988. Secondary Minerals from Woodcutters Lead-Zinc Mine-Northern Territory. Australian Mineralogist, Vol 3, July-September 1988, pp. 103-106
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Full ReferenceMcLaughlan, D. (1988). Secondary Minerals from Woodcutters Lead-Zinc Mine - Northern Territory. Australian Mineralogist, 3, 103-106.
Plain TextMcLaughlan, D. (1988). Secondary Minerals from Woodcutters Lead-Zinc Mine - Northern Territory. Australian Mineralogist, 3, 103-106.

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Woodcutters Mine (Woodcutters), Batchelor, Coomalie Shire, Northern Territory, Australia

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Woodcutters Mine (Woodcutters), Batchelor, Coomalie Shire, Northern Territory, Australiaⓘ Cerussite, ⓘ Corkite, ⓘ Mimetite, ⓘ Pyromorphite, ⓘ Valentinite

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