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GAWEŁ A., 1970: Origin of realgar in the Flysch deposits of the environs of Baligród (Middle Carpathians). Miner. Polon., vol. 1: 7-16.

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Original EntryGAWEŁ A., 1970: Origin of realgar in the Flysch deposits of the environs of Baligród (Middle Carpathians). Miner. Polon., vol. 1: 7-16.
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Plain TextGAWEŁ A., 1970: Origin of realgar in the Flysch deposits of the environs of Baligród (Middle Carpathians). Miner. Polon., vol. 1: 7-16.

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Rabe, Gmina Baligród, Lesko County, Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland

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