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Campbell, M. (1990) The Galaxy, Australia's greatest opal? Australian Mineralogist, Vol. 5, pg. 25-30.

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Original EntryCampbell, M. (1990) The Galaxy, Australia's greatest opal? Australian Mineralogist, Vol. 5, pg. 25-30.
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Full ReferenceCampbell, M. (1990) The Galaxy, Australia's greatest opal? Australian Mineralogist, Vol. 5, pg. 25-30.
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