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Van Horn, F.R. and Van Horn, K.R. (1933) X-Ray study of pyrite or marcasite concretions in the rocks of the Cleveland, Ohio, Quadrangles. The American Mineralogist: 18(7): 291.

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Original EntryVan Horn, F.R. and Van Horn, K.R. (1933) X-Ray study of pyrite or marcasite concretions in the rocks of the Cleveland, Ohio, Quadrangles. The American Mineralogist: 18(7): 291.
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Columbia Road (Ohio Highway 252) crossing, North Olmsted, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA
West Branch Rocky River outcrop, North Olmsted, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA

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