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Ericksen, G. E. (1995): Upper Tertiary and Quaternary continental saline deposits in the central Andean region, Chile. Geological Association of Canada Special Paper, Volume Date 1993, 40 (Mineral Deposit Modeling), 89-102.

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Original EntryEricksen, G. E. (1995): Upper Tertiary and Quaternary continental saline deposits in the central Andean region, Chile. Geological Association of Canada Special Paper, Volume Date 1993, 40 (Mineral Deposit Modeling), 89-102.
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Full ReferenceEricksen, G. E. (1995): Upper Tertiary and Quaternary continental saline deposits in the central Andean region, Chile. Geological Association of Canada Special Paper, Volume Date 1993, 40 (Mineral Deposit Modeling), 89-102.
Plain TextEricksen, G. E. (1995): Upper Tertiary and Quaternary continental saline deposits in the central Andean region, Chile. Geological Association of Canada Special Paper, Volume Date 1993, 40 (Mineral Deposit Modeling), 89-102.

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Salar Grande, Iquique, Iquique Province, Tarapacá, Chile

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Salar Grande, Iquique, Iquique Province, Tarapacá, Chileⓘ Halite

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