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Popp, Adolf (1983) Ein bemerkenswerter Eigenfund: Namibit aus Namibia. Lapis, 8 (1) 35

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TitleEin bemerkenswerter Eigenfund: Namibit aus Namibia
JournalLapis
AuthorsPopp, AdolfAuthor
Year1983 (January)Volume8
Issue1
PublisherChristian Weise Verlag GmbHPlaceMünchen
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Full ReferencePopp, Adolf (1983) Ein bemerkenswerter Eigenfund: Namibit aus Namibia. Lapis, 8 (1) 35
Plain TextPopp, Adolf (1983) Ein bemerkenswerter Eigenfund: Namibit aus Namibia. Lapis, 8 (1) 35
In(1983, January) Lapis Vol. 8 (1) Christian Weise Verlag GmbH

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Mesopotamia 504 Farm, Mesopotamia copper valley, Khorixas, Kunene Region, Namibiaⓘ Namibite

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