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(1912) Uranium (Radio-Active) Ores and Other Rare Metals and Minerals in South Australia. The Journal of Geology, 20 (3) 286 doi:10.1086/621964

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TitleUranium (Radio-Active) Ores and Other Rare Metals and Minerals in South Australia.
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Year1912 (April)Volume20
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PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
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