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Leavens, P.B. & J.D. Patton (2008) The Desert View Mine, San Bernardino Mountains, California: a possible intermediate between Langban, Sweden and Franklin, New Jersey, Axis 4(1) 13p.

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Original EntryLeavens, P.B. & J.D. Patton (2008) The Desert View Mine, San Bernardino Mountains, California: a possible intermediate between Langban, Sweden and Franklin, New Jersey, Axis 4(1) 13p.
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Full ReferenceLeavens, P.B. & J.D. Patton (2008) The Desert View Mine, San Bernardino Mountains, California: a possible intermediate between Langban, Sweden and Franklin, New Jersey, Axis 4(1) 13p.
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Desert View Mine, Fawnskin (Grout), Bear Valley District, San Bernardino County, California, USA

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