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Pring, A. (1998): Selenides and sulfides from Iron Monarch, South Australia. N. Jb. Mineral. Mon.: 36–48

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Original EntryPring, A. (1998): Selenides and sulfides from Iron Monarch, South Australia. N. Jb. Mineral. Mon.: 36–48
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Full ReferencePring, A. (1998): Selenides and sulfides from Iron Monarch, South Australia. N. Jb. Mineral. Mon.: 36–48
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Iron Monarch Main Pit, Iron Knob, Pastoral Unincorporated Area, South Australia, Australiaⓘ UM1998-18-Se:AgBi

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