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Dr Peter Downes, Curator of minerals and meteorites, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Western Australian Museum; lecture as part of the In The Wild West Lecture Series, Perth 2012.

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Original EntryDr Peter Downes, Curator of minerals and meteorites, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Western Australian Museum; lecture as part of the In The Wild West Lecture Series, Perth 2012.
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Bali Lo copper mine (Casleys prospect; Bali Low prospect), Ashburton Downs Station, Ashburton Shire, Western Australia, Australia

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