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Hillebrand, W.F., Ransome, F.L. (1900) On Carnotite and Associated Vanadiferous Minerals in Western Colorado. American Journal of Science: 10(56): 120.

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Original EntryHillebrand, W.F., Ransome, F.L. (1900) On Carnotite and Associated Vanadiferous Minerals in Western Colorado. American Journal of Science: 10(56): 120.
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Full ReferenceHillebrand, W.F., Ransome, F.L. (1900) On Carnotite and Associated Vanadiferous Minerals in Western Colorado. American Journal of Science: 10(56): 120.
Plain TextHillebrand, W.F., Ransome, F.L. (1900) On Carnotite and Associated Vanadiferous Minerals in Western Colorado. American Journal of Science: 10(56): 120.

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