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(1919) American Mineralogist Vol. 4 (9) Mineralogical Society of America

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JournalAmerican Mineralogist
Year1919Volume4
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PublisherMineralogical Society of America
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Manchester, James G. (1919) The minerals of the Bergen Archways. American Mineralogist, 4 (9) 107-115
Wherry, Edgar T. (1919) Chalcopyrite crystals from the Bergen Archways. American Mineralogist, 4 (9) 116-117
Black, George F. (1919) Amber and its origin. American Mineralogist, 4 (9) 118-119
(1919) New minerals, notes and news. American Mineralogist, 4 (9) 120

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