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Petruk, W. (1963): A manganese occurrence on Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C. Canadian Mineralogist 7, 670-673.

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Original EntryPetruk, W. (1963): A manganese occurrence on Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C. Canadian Mineralogist 7, 670-673.
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Full ReferencePetruk, W. (1963): A manganese occurrence on Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C. Canadian Mineralogist 7, 670-673.
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