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Shellards, E. H. (1919, June 5th) The Geology and Mineral Resources of Bexar County. University of Texas Bulletin 1932. University of Texas

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TitleThe Geology and Mineral Resources of Bexar County
ReportUniversity of Texas Bulletin
AuthorsShellards, E. H.Author
Year1919 (June 5)
Issue<   1932   >
PublisherUniversity of TexasPlaceAustin
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Full ReferenceShellards, E. H. (1919, June 5th) The Geology and Mineral Resources of Bexar County. University of Texas Bulletin 1932. University of Texas
Plain TextShellards, E. H. (1919, June 5th) The Geology and Mineral Resources of Bexar County. University of Texas Bulletin 1932. University of Texas
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