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Skrapits, A. (1996) Fetiasit, eine neue Mineralart im Lercheltini. Binntal (VS). Schweizer Strahler: 10(10): 380-388 (in German and French).

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Original EntrySkrapits, A. (1996) Fetiasit, eine neue Mineralart im Lercheltini. Binntal (VS). Schweizer Strahler: 10(10): 380-388 (in German and French).
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Full ReferenceSkrapits, A. (1996) Fetiasit, eine neue Mineralart im Lercheltini. Binntal (VS). Schweizer Strahler: 10(10): 380-388 (in German and French).
Plain TextSkrapits, A. (1996) Fetiasit, eine neue Mineralart im Lercheltini. Binntal (VS). Schweizer Strahler: 10(10): 380-388 (in German and French).

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