Powers, Howard A. (1932) The lavas of the Modoc Lava-Bed Quadrangle, California. American Mineralogist, 17 (7) 253-294

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Reference Type	Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Title	The lavas of the Modoc Lava-Bed Quadrangle, California
Journal	American Mineralogist
Authors	Powers, Howard A.		Author
Year	1932	Volume	17
Issue	7
Publisher	Mineralogical Society of America
Download URL	http://www.minsocam.org/ammin/AM17/AM17_253.pdf +
Mindat Ref. ID	519989	Long-form Identifier	mindat:1:5:519989:5
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Full Reference	Powers, Howard A. (1932) The lavas of the Modoc Lava-Bed Quadrangle, California. American Mineralogist, 17 (7) 253-294
Plain Text	Powers, Howard A. (1932) The lavas of the Modoc Lava-Bed Quadrangle, California. American Mineralogist, 17 (7) 253-294
In	(1932) American Mineralogist Vol. 17 (7) Mineralogical Society of America

	Powers, Howard Adorno (1932), The lavas of the Modoc Lava Bed quadrangle, California: American Mineralogist: 17: 253-294.
	Powers, Howard Adorno (1932), The lavas of the Modoc Lava Bed quadrangle, California: American Mineralogist: 17: 272, 407
	Howard, Arthur David (1932), Microcrystals of barite from Barstow, California: American Mineralogist: 17: 120
	*Howard, Arthur D. (1932) Micro-crystals of barite from Barstow, California. American Mineralogist, 17 (3) 120*
	*Irving, John, Vonsen, M., Gonyer, F. A. (1932) Pumpellyite from California. American Mineralogist, 17 (7) 338-342*
	Schaller, Waldemar Theodore & Fairchild, John Gifford (1932), Bavenite, a beryllium mineral, pseudomorphous after beryl, from California. American Mineralogist: 17: 409-422; […American Mineralogist: 17: 114 (1932)]: 409.
	*Peacock, Martin A. (1931) The Modoc Lava Field, Northern California. Geographical Review, 21 (2) 259 doi:10.2307/209279*
	*Goodspeed, G. E., Coombs, Howard A. (1932) Quartz-diopside-garnet veinlets. American Mineralogist, 17 (12) 554-559*
	*Palache, Charles (1932) The largest crystal. American Mineralogist, 17 (7) 362-364*
	Irving, John, Magnus Vonsen & Forest A. Gonyer (1932), Pumpellyite from California: American Mineralogist: 17: 338-342; correction, p. 456 (1932): 338.
	*Peacock, M. A. (1932) Calaverite and the law of complication. American Mineralogist, 17 (7) 317-337*

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