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Goranson, R. W. (1927): Aegirine from Libby, Montana. American Mineralogist 12, 37-39.

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Original EntryGoranson, R. W. (1927): Aegirine from Libby, Montana. American Mineralogist 12, 37-39.
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Full ReferenceGoranson, R. W. (1927): Aegirine from Libby, Montana. American Mineralogist 12, 37-39.
Plain TextGoranson, R. W. (1927): Aegirine from Libby, Montana. American Mineralogist 12, 37-39.

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Rainy Creek Mine (W. R. Grace Mine), Libby, Libby Mining District (Snowshoe Mining District), Lincoln County, Montana, USAⓘ Aegirine, ⓘ Microcline

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