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M., R. E. (1949) Mineral Resources of the United States. Economic Geography, 25 (2) 156 doi:10.2307/141219

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TitleMineral Resources of the United States
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AuthorsM., R. E.Author
Year1949 (April)Volume25
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PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/141219
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