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Meixner, H. (1963): Magnetkies von Loja bei Persenbeug (Niederösterreich). In: MEIXNER, H.: Neue Mineralfunde in den österreichischen Ostalpen, XVIII, Carinthia II, 153./73., 134.

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Original EntryMeixner, H. (1963): Magnetkies von Loja bei Persenbeug (Niederösterreich). In: MEIXNER, H.: Neue Mineralfunde in den österreichischen Ostalpen, XVIII, Carinthia II, 153./73., 134.
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Full ReferenceMeixner, H. (1963): Magnetkies von Loja bei Persenbeug (Niederösterreich). In: MEIXNER, H.: Neue Mineralfunde in den österreichischen Ostalpen, XVIII, Carinthia II, 153./73., 134.
Plain TextMeixner, H. (1963): Magnetkies von Loja bei Persenbeug (Niederösterreich). In: MEIXNER, H.: Neue Mineralfunde in den österreichischen Ostalpen, XVIII, Carinthia II, 153./73., 134.

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