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Mavris, Christian, Cuadros, Javier, Nieto, José Miguel, Bishop, Janice L., Michalski, Joseph R. (2018) Diverse mineral assemblages of acidic alteration in the Rio Tinto area (southwest Spain): Implications for Mars. American Mineralogist, 103 (12) 1877-1890 doi:10.2138/am-2018-6330

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TitleDiverse mineral assemblages of acidic alteration in the Rio Tinto area (southwest Spain): Implications for Mars
JournalAmerican Mineralogist
AuthorsMavris, ChristianAuthor
Cuadros, JavierAuthor
Nieto, José MiguelAuthor
Bishop, Janice L.Author
Michalski, Joseph R.Author
Year2018 (December 1)Volume103
Issue12
PublisherMineralogical Society of America
DOIdoi:10.2138/am-2018-6330Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMavris, Christian, Cuadros, Javier, Nieto, José Miguel, Bishop, Janice L., Michalski, Joseph R. (2018) Diverse mineral assemblages of acidic alteration in the Rio Tinto area (southwest Spain): Implications for Mars. American Mineralogist, 103 (12) 1877-1890 doi:10.2138/am-2018-6330
Plain TextMavris, Christian, Cuadros, Javier, Nieto, José Miguel, Bishop, Janice L., Michalski, Joseph R. (2018) Diverse mineral assemblages of acidic alteration in the Rio Tinto area (southwest Spain): Implications for Mars. American Mineralogist, 103 (12) 1877-1890 doi:10.2138/am-2018-6330
In(2018, December) American Mineralogist Vol. 103 (12) Mineralogical Society of America

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