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For further references, see laumontite.
[For further references see "Garnet Supergroup" page.]
For further references, see also Tyrol.
(For references see also Stüblbau mine.)
For references see clino-suenoite.
See also references for Brixlegg - Schwaz area.
For references see also Cobalt area page.
(See "simetite" references)
NOTE: See also: Wolframite references.
(For more references see pearceite and polybasite pages.)
[NOTE: See the file for the Chiricahua Mountains for additional references covering this National Monument.]
 
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