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Grimsicar, Anton; Ocepek, Valentin (1959): The Yugoslav serpentine asbestos, with special attention to the Stragari asbestos. Geol., Razprave in porocila 5, 37-55.

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Original EntryGrimsicar, Anton; Ocepek, Valentin (1959): The Yugoslav serpentine asbestos, with special attention to the Stragari asbestos. Geol., Razprave in porocila 5, 37-55.
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Full ReferenceGrimsicar, Anton; Ocepek, Valentin (1959): The Yugoslav serpentine asbestos, with special attention to the Stragari asbestos. Geol., Razprave in porocila 5, 37-55.
Plain TextGrimsicar, Anton; Ocepek, Valentin (1959): The Yugoslav serpentine asbestos, with special attention to the Stragari asbestos. Geol., Razprave in porocila 5, 37-55.

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Korlace deposit, Kopaonik, Raška, Raška District, Central Serbia, Serbia
Stragari deposit, Kragujevac, Ĺ umadija District, Central Serbia, Serbia

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