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Badar, M. A., Akizuki, M. and Hussain, S. (2010): Optical anomaly in iridescent andradite from the Sierra Madre Mountains, Sonora, Mexico. Can. Mineral. 48, 1195-1203. [iridescent andradite from "Cananea Mining District"]

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Original EntryBadar, M. A., Akizuki, M. and Hussain, S. (2010): Optical anomaly in iridescent andradite from the Sierra Madre Mountains, Sonora, Mexico. Can. Mineral. 48, 1195-1203. [iridescent andradite from "Cananea Mining District"]
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Full ReferenceBadar, M. A., Akizuki, M. and Hussain, S. (2010): Optical anomaly in iridescent andradite from the Sierra Madre Mountains, Sonora, Mexico. Can. Mineral. 48, 1195-1203. [iridescent andradite from "Cananea Mining District"]
Plain TextBadar, M. A., Akizuki, M. and Hussain, S. (2010): Optical anomaly in iridescent andradite from the Sierra Madre Mountains, Sonora, Mexico. Can. Mineral. 48, 1195-1203. [iridescent andradite from "Cananea Mining District"]

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Cananea Municipality, Sonora, Mexicoⓘ Andradite

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