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Niedermayr, Gerhard (2000) Sensationell: Neue Opale aus Äthiopien [Sensational: New Opals from Ethiopia]. Mineralien Welt, 11 (6). 6

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TitleSensationell: Neue Opale aus Äthiopien
[Sensational: New Opals from Ethiopia]
JournalMineralien WeltISSN0939-6640
AuthorsNiedermayr, GerhardAuthor
Year2000 (November)Volume11
Page(s)6Issue6
PublisherBode Verlag GmbHPlaceSalzhemmendorf
LanguagesGerman
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Mindat Ref. ID17668532Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:17668532:6
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Full ReferenceNiedermayr, Gerhard (2000) Sensationell: Neue Opale aus Äthiopien [Sensational: New Opals from Ethiopia]. Mineralien Welt, 11 (6). 6
Plain TextNiedermayr, Gerhard (2000) Sensationell: Neue Opale aus Äthiopien [Sensational: New Opals from Ethiopia]. Mineralien Welt, 11 (6). 6
In(2000, November) Mineralien Welt Vol. 11 (6). Bode Verlag GmbH

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