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Sloto, Ronald A. (2019) The Mines and Minerals of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania (analyzed by author, SEM-EDS) As white blades associated with stilbite-stellerite.

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Original EntrySloto, Ronald A. (2019) The Mines and Minerals of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania (analyzed by author, SEM-EDS) As white blades associated with stilbite-stellerite.
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Full ReferenceSloto, Ronald A. (2019) The Mines and Minerals of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania (analyzed by author, SEM-EDS) As white blades associated with stilbite-stellerite.
Plain TextSloto, Ronald A. (2019) The Mines and Minerals of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania (analyzed by author, SEM-EDS) As white blades associated with stilbite-stellerite.

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Kibblehouse Quarry, Perkiomenville, Marlborough Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USAⓘ Baryte

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