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Beneke, K., Lagaly, G. (2004) Karl Jasmund (1913–2003) Clay Minerals, 39 (3) 363-365 doi:10.1180/0390363

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TitleKarl Jasmund (1913–2003)
JournalClay Minerals
AuthorsBeneke, K.Author
Lagaly, G.Author
Year2004 (September)Volume39
Issue3
PublisherMineralogical Society
DOIdoi:10.1180/0390363Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBeneke, K., Lagaly, G. (2004) Karl Jasmund (1913–2003) Clay Minerals, 39 (3) 363-365 doi:10.1180/0390363
Plain TextBeneke, K., Lagaly, G. (2004) Karl Jasmund (1913–2003) Clay Minerals, 39 (3) 363-365 doi:10.1180/0390363
In(2004, September) Clay Minerals Vol. 39 (3) Mineralogical Society

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