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Sebag, D., Verrecchia, E.P., Lee, S.-J., Durand, A. (2001) The natural hydrous sodium silicates from the northern bank of Lake Chad: occurrence, petrology and genesis. Sedimentary Geology, 139(1), 15-31.

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N'guigmi, N'guigmi Department, Diffa, Niger

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N'guigmi, N'guigmi Department, Diffa, Nigerⓘ Kenyaite, ⓘ Magadiite

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