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Lightfoot, B. (1927) Note on an association of gold and tetradymite in S. Rhodesia. South African Journal of Geology, 30 (1) 1-3

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TitleNote on an association of gold and tetradymite in S. Rhodesia
JournalSouth African Journal of Geology
AuthorsLightfoot, B.Author
Year1927Volume30
Issue1
PublisherGeological Society of South Africa
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Full ReferenceLightfoot, B. (1927) Note on an association of gold and tetradymite in S. Rhodesia. South African Journal of Geology, 30 (1) 1-3
Plain TextLightfoot, B. (1927) Note on an association of gold and tetradymite in S. Rhodesia. South African Journal of Geology, 30 (1) 1-3
In(1927) South African Journal of Geology Vol. 30 (1) Geological Society of South Africa

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