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(1986) Implications of the presence of amazonite in the Broken Hill and Geco metamorphosed sulfide deposits. The Canadian Mineralogist, 24 (4). 729-745

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TitleImplications of the presence of amazonite in the Broken Hill and Geco metamorphosed sulfide deposits
JournalThe Canadian Mineralogist
Year1986Volume<   24   >
Page(s)729-745Issue<   4   >
PublisherGeoScienceWorld
Original EntryStevenson, R.K., Martin, R.F. (1986) Implications of the presence of amazonite in the Broken Hill and Geco metamorphosed sulfide deposits. The Canadian Mineralogist: 24(4): 729-745.
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Broken Hill, Broken Hill district, Yancowinna Co., New South Wales, Australia

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