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Shelby, C.A., (1965), Heavy Minerals in the Wellborn Formation, Lee and Burleson Counties, Texas: Texas Bureau of Economic Geology Rept Invest 55, 54p.

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Original EntryShelby, C.A., (1965), Heavy Minerals in the Wellborn Formation, Lee and Burleson Counties, Texas: Texas Bureau of Economic Geology Rept Invest 55, 54p.
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Full ReferenceShelby, C.A., (1965), Heavy Minerals in the Wellborn Formation, Lee and Burleson Counties, Texas: Texas Bureau of Economic Geology Rept Invest 55, 54p.
Plain TextShelby, C.A., (1965), Heavy Minerals in the Wellborn Formation, Lee and Burleson Counties, Texas: Texas Bureau of Economic Geology Rept Invest 55, 54p.

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Yegua Creek Placer District, Burleson County, Texas, USA
Falkenburg-Blackburn prospect, Yegua Creek Placer District, Burleson County, Texas, USA

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