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Tanaka, H. and Ochiai, K. (1989) Granitic rocks accompanied with pegmatites containing rare element minerals in the Uzumine area, central Abukuma Mountains. Journal Japan Association Mineral., Petrol., Economic Geology: 84: 460-470 (in Japanese with English abstract).

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Original EntryTanaka, H. and Ochiai, K. (1989) Granitic rocks accompanied with pegmatites containing rare element minerals in the Uzumine area, central Abukuma Mountains. Journal Japan Association Mineral., Petrol., Economic Geology: 84: 460-470 (in Japanese with English abstract).
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Plain TextTanaka, H. and Ochiai, K. (1989) Granitic rocks accompanied with pegmatites containing rare element minerals in the Uzumine area, central Abukuma Mountains. Journal Japan Association Mineral., Petrol., Economic Geology: 84: 460-470 (in Japanese with English abstract).

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Mt Uzumine (Utsumine), Fukushima Prefecture, Japan
Uzumine mine (Udumine mine; Uzumine pegmatite), Mt Uzumine (Utsumine), Sukagawa City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan

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