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Griffitts,W.R.,(1964) Beryllium Resources of the Spodumene Belt North Carolina : USGS Circular 309

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Original EntryGriffitts,W.R.,(1964) Beryllium Resources of the Spodumene Belt North Carolina : USGS Circular 309
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Full ReferenceGriffitts,W.R.,(1964) Beryllium Resources of the Spodumene Belt North Carolina : USGS Circular 309
Plain TextGriffitts,W.R.,(1964) Beryllium Resources of the Spodumene Belt North Carolina : USGS Circular 309

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Lincoln County, North Carolina, USAβ“˜ Albite, β“˜ Microcline

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