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Kunz, G.F. & Weinschenk, E. (1890) Farmington, Washington Co., Kansas Aerolite: American Journal of Science and Arts (3rd Series) 43: 65-67.

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Original EntryKunz, G.F. & Weinschenk, E. (1890) Farmington, Washington Co., Kansas Aerolite: American Journal of Science and Arts (3rd Series) 43: 65-67.
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Full ReferenceKunz, G.F. & Weinschenk, E. (1890) Farmington, Washington Co., Kansas Aerolite: American Journal of Science and Arts (3rd Series) 43: 65-67.
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Farmington meteorite, Washington County, Kansas, USA

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Farmington meteorite, Washington County, Kansas, USAⓘ Fayalite-Forsterite Series, ⓘ Orthopyroxene Subgroup, ⓘ Troilite

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