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Palache, C. and Warren, C.H. (1911) The chemical composition and crystallization of parisite and a new occurrence of it in the granite-pegmatites at Quincy, Massachusetts, U.S.A.; with notes on microcline, riebeckite, aegirite, ilmenite, octahedrite, fluorite, and wulfenite from the same locality. American Journal of Science: 31: 533-557 (as Parisite).

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Original EntryPalache, C. and Warren, C.H. (1911) The chemical composition and crystallization of parisite and a new occurrence of it in the granite-pegmatites at Quincy, Massachusetts, U.S.A.; with notes on microcline, riebeckite, aegirite, ilmenite, octahedrite, fluorite, and wulfenite from the same locality. American Journal of Science: 31: 533-557 (as Parisite).
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Full ReferencePalache, C. and Warren, C.H. (1911) The chemical composition and crystallization of parisite and a new occurrence of it in the granite-pegmatites at Quincy, Massachusetts, U.S.A.; with notes on microcline, riebeckite, aegirite, ilmenite, octahedrite, fluorite, and wulfenite from the same locality. American Journal of Science: 31: 533-557 (as Parisite).
Plain TextPalache, C. and Warren, C.H. (1911) The chemical composition and crystallization of parisite and a new occurrence of it in the granite-pegmatites at Quincy, Massachusetts, U.S.A.; with notes on microcline, riebeckite, aegirite, ilmenite, octahedrite, fluorite, and wulfenite from the same locality. American Journal of Science: 31: 533-557 (as Parisite).

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Palache, C. and Warren, C. H. (1911): The Chemical Composition and Crystallization of Parisite and a New Occurrence of It in the Granite-Pegmatites at Quincy, Mass., U. S. A.; with Notes on Microcline, Riebeckite, Aegirite, Ilmenite, Octahedrite, Fluorite, and Wulfenite from the Same Locality. (Amer. Jour. Sci. 4th Series, 31:533-557)
Palache, C. and Warren, C. H. (1911): The Chemical Composition and Crystallization of Parisite and a New Occurrence of It in the Granite-Pegmatites at Quincy, Mass., U. S. A.; with Notes on Microcline, Riebeckite, Aegirite, Ilmenite, Octahedrite, Fluorite, and Wulfenite from the Same Locality, American Journal of Science, 4th Series: 31: 533-557.
with Notes on Microcline, Riebeckite, Aegirite, Ilmenite, Octahedrite, Fluorite, and Wulfenite from the Same Locality. (Amer. Jour. Sci. 4th Series, 31:533-557)
Palache, C. and Warren, C. H. (1911): The Chemical Composition and Crystallization of Parisite and a New Occurrence of It in the Granite-Pegmatites at Quincy, Mass., U. S. A.
Warren, C.H., Palache, C. (1911) The Pegmatites of the Riebeckite-Aegirite Granite of Quincy, Mass., U.S.A.; Their Structure, Minerals, and Origin. Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 47(4), 125-168. (as octahedrite)
Warren, C. H. and Palache, Charles (1911): The pegmatites of the riebeckite aegirite granite of Quincy Massachusetts USA: their structure minerals and origin, American Academy of Arts and Sciences Proceedings: 47: 125.
Warren, C. H. and Palache, Charles (1911): The pegmatites of the riebeckite aegirite granite of Quincy Mass USA: their structure minerals and origin. (Am Acad Arts and Sci Proc 47:125.)
Penfield, S.L., Warren, C.H. (1899) On the chemical composition of parisite and a new occurrence of it in Ravalli Co., Montana. American Journal of Science: 8: 21-24.
Warren, C. H. and Palache, Charles (1911): The pegmatites of the riebeckite aegirite granite of Quincy Mass USA: their structure minerals and origin. (Am Acad Arts and Sci Proc 47:125.)
Warren, Charles H., Palache, Charles (1911) The Pegmatites of the Riebeckite-Aegirite Granite of Quincy, Mass., U. S. A.; Their Structure, Minerals, and Origin. Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 47 (4). 125pp. doi:10.2307/20022716
Palache, C. and Warren (1911) American Journal of Science: 31: 533.
 
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