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Jenkins, D. A., Johnson, D. B. (1993) Abandoned Metal Mines: a Unique Mineralogical and Microbiological Resource. Journal of the Russell Society, 5 (1) 40-44

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TitleAbandoned Metal Mines: a Unique Mineralogical and Microbiological Resource
JournalJournal of the Russell Society
AuthorsJenkins, D. A.Author
Johnson, D. B.Author
Year1993Volume5
Issue1
PublisherThe Russell Society PlaceUK
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Full ReferenceJenkins, D. A., Johnson, D. B. (1993) Abandoned Metal Mines: a Unique Mineralogical and Microbiological Resource. Journal of the Russell Society, 5 (1) 40-44
Plain TextJenkins, D. A., Johnson, D. B. (1993) Abandoned Metal Mines: a Unique Mineralogical and Microbiological Resource. Journal of the Russell Society, 5 (1) 40-44
In(1993) Journal of the Russell Society Vol. 5 (1) The Russell Society

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