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Zschäbitz, Frank, Hajek, Walter, Stenzel, Roland (2011) Neufunde von Kolbeckit, Hübnerit und Roscherit aus Sadisdorf, Sachsen. Lapis, 36(7-8), 37-39.

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Original EntryZschäbitz, Frank, Hajek, Walter, Stenzel, Roland (2011) Neufunde von Kolbeckit, Hübnerit und Roscherit aus Sadisdorf, Sachsen. Lapis, 36(7-8), 37-39.
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Full ReferenceZschäbitz, Frank, Hajek, Walter, Stenzel, Roland (2011) Neufunde von Kolbeckit, Hübnerit und Roscherit aus Sadisdorf, Sachsen. Lapis, 36(7-8), 37-39.
Plain TextZschäbitz, Frank, Hajek, Walter, Stenzel, Roland (2011) Neufunde von Kolbeckit, Hübnerit und Roscherit aus Sadisdorf, Sachsen. Lapis, 36(7-8), 37-39.

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Sadisdorf, Dippoldiswalde, Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge, Saxony, Germany

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Sadisdorf, Dippoldiswalde, Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge, Saxony, Germanyⓘ Hübnerite, ⓘ Kolbeckite, ⓘ Roscherite, ⓘ Triplite, ⓘ Zwieselite

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Bergmann, M. (2011): Tiroler Neufunde aus den Ötztaler Alpen, vom Kaunergrat und vom Geigenkamm. Lapis 36 (7-8), 16-20.
Witzke, T., Giesler, T. (1997) Neufunde aus Sachsen (VI): Churchit-(Y), Cyrilovit, Faustit, Kidwellit, Meurigit und Nickelhexahydrit aus der Lausitz. Lapis, 22 (9) 36-38
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Števko M., Turecký L., Bálintová T. & Sečkár P., 2011: Silbermineralien, Klebelsbergit und andere Neufunde aus Kremnica (Kremnitz), Slowakei. Lapis, 36, 7-8, 29-35; 86. (in German)
 
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