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Barnes, V.E., (1945), Soapstone and Serpentinite in the Central Mineral Region of Texas, in Texas Mineral Resources: Univ. Texas Pub. 4301, P. 55-91

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Original EntryBarnes, V.E., (1945), Soapstone and Serpentinite in the Central Mineral Region of Texas, in Texas Mineral Resources: Univ. Texas Pub. 4301, P. 55-91
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Full ReferenceBarnes, V.E., (1945), Soapstone and Serpentinite in the Central Mineral Region of Texas, in Texas Mineral Resources: Univ. Texas Pub. 4301, P. 55-91
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