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Warren, H.V., Peacock, M.A. (1945) Hedleyite, a new bismuth telluride from British Columbia, with notes on wehrlite and some bismuth-tellurium alloys. University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series: 49: 55-69.

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Original EntryWarren, H.V., Peacock, M.A. (1945) Hedleyite, a new bismuth telluride from British Columbia, with notes on wehrlite and some bismuth-tellurium alloys. University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series: 49: 55-69.
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Full ReferenceWarren, H.V., Peacock, M.A. (1945) Hedleyite, a new bismuth telluride from British Columbia, with notes on wehrlite and some bismuth-tellurium alloys. University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series: 49: 55-69.
Plain TextWarren, H.V., Peacock, M.A. (1945) Hedleyite, a new bismuth telluride from British Columbia, with notes on wehrlite and some bismuth-tellurium alloys. University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series: 49: 55-69.

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Warren, Harry V. and Davis, Philip. 1940. Some bismuth minerals from British Columbia, in Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy, 1940. University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Canada.
Warren, H.V. 1947. Mineralogical Notes: New Occurrences of Antimony and Tellurium Minerals in Western Canada. Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy, 1946, pp. 71-78. University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series, No. 51, University of Toronto Press.
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