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Arnold, R. (1908) Notes on the occurrence of the recently described gem material, benitoite. Science, new series: 27: 312-314.

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Original EntryArnold, R. (1908) Notes on the occurrence of the recently described gem material, benitoite. Science, new series: 27: 312-314.
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Full ReferenceArnold, R. (1908) Notes on the occurrence of the recently described gem material, benitoite. Science, new series: 27: 312-314.
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