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Cooper, R.W., (1986), Platinum-group-element Potential of the Glen Mountains Layered Complex, Oklahoma, in Gilbert, M.C., Ed., Petrology of the Cambrian Wichita Mountains Igneous Suite: Oklahoma Geological Survey Guidebook 23, P. 65-72.

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Full ReferenceCooper, R.W., (1986), Platinum-group-element Potential of the Glen Mountains Layered Complex, Oklahoma, in Gilbert, M.C., Ed., Petrology of the Cambrian Wichita Mountains Igneous Suite: Oklahoma Geological Survey Guidebook 23, P. 65-72.
Plain TextCooper, R.W., (1986), Platinum-group-element Potential of the Glen Mountains Layered Complex, Oklahoma, in Gilbert, M.C., Ed., Petrology of the Cambrian Wichita Mountains Igneous Suite: Oklahoma Geological Survey Guidebook 23, P. 65-72.

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Cooper, Roger W. (1986), Platinum-group-element potential of the Glen Mountains Layered Complex, Oklahoma, in Gilbert, M.C. (editor), Petrology of the Cambrian Wichita Mountains igneous suite: Oklahoma Geological Survey Guidebook 23: 65-72.
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Gilbert, M. Charles, and Myers, J.D. (1986), Overview of the Wichita Granite group, in Gilbert, M. Charles (editor), Petrology of the Cambrian Wichita Mountains igneous suite. Oklahoma Geological Survey Guidebook 23: 107-116.
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Gilbert, M. Charles and Donovan, R.N. [editors] (1982), Geology of the eastern Wichita Mountains, southwestern Oklahoma. Oklahoma Geological Survey Guidebook 21, 160 pages.
Gilbert, M.C., and Myers, J.D., (1986), Oklahoma Geological Survey, Guidebook 23, P. 107-116 (p. 108, Map).
Chase, Gerald Warren (1950 b), Geologic map of basic igneous rocks in the Raggedy Mountains, Wichita Mountain System, Oklahoma: Oklahoma Geological Survey Miscellaneous Map A-1, scale 1:31,680.
Chase, Gerald Warren (1951), Titaniferous magnetite in basic rocks of the Wichita Mountains, Oklahoma: Oklahoma geological Survey: The Hopper: 11(2): 11-20.
Walper, J. L. (1951) Assimilation in the Cold Springs area of the Wichita Mountains igneous complex, Oklahoma. American Journal of Science, 249 (1) 47-65 doi:10.2475/ajs.249.1.47
 
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