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Kretz, Ralph (1959) Chemical Study of Garnet, Biotite, and Hornblende from Gneisses of Southwestern Quebec, with Emphasis on Distribution of Elements in Coexisting Minerals. The Journal of Geology, 67 (4) 371-402 doi:10.1086/626594

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TitleChemical Study of Garnet, Biotite, and Hornblende from Gneisses of Southwestern Quebec, with Emphasis on Distribution of Elements in Coexisting Minerals
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsKretz, RalphAuthor
Year1959 (July)Volume67
Issue4
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/626594
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Full ReferenceKretz, Ralph (1959) Chemical Study of Garnet, Biotite, and Hornblende from Gneisses of Southwestern Quebec, with Emphasis on Distribution of Elements in Coexisting Minerals. The Journal of Geology, 67 (4) 371-402 doi:10.1086/626594
Plain TextKretz, Ralph (1959) Chemical Study of Garnet, Biotite, and Hornblende from Gneisses of Southwestern Quebec, with Emphasis on Distribution of Elements in Coexisting Minerals. The Journal of Geology, 67 (4) 371-402 doi:10.1086/626594
In(1959, July) The Journal of Geology Vol. 67 (4) University of Chicago Press

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