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Knapp, Arthur (1933) Remarks by a Beginner. Rocks and Minerals, 8 (3) 132

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TitleRemarks by a Beginner
JournalRocks and Minerals
AuthorsKnapp, ArthurAuthor
Year1933 (September)Volume8
Issue3
PublisherPeter Zodac
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Full ReferenceKnapp, Arthur (1933) Remarks by a Beginner. Rocks and Minerals, 8 (3) 132
Plain TextKnapp, Arthur (1933) Remarks by a Beginner. Rocks and Minerals, 8 (3) 132
In(1933, September) Rocks and Minerals Vol. 8 (3) Peter Zodac

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