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Pecora, W.T, Kerr, J.H. (1953) Burbankite and calkinsite, two new carbonate minerals from Montana. American Mineralogist: 38: 1169-1183.

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Original EntryPecora, W.T, Kerr, J.H. (1953) Burbankite and calkinsite, two new carbonate minerals from Montana. American Mineralogist: 38: 1169-1183.
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Full ReferencePecora, W.T, Kerr, J.H. (1953) Burbankite and calkinsite, two new carbonate minerals from Montana. American Mineralogist: 38: 1169-1183.
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Vermiculite prospect No. 6, Big Sandy Creek, Bearpaw Mountains, Hill County, Montana, USA

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Vermiculite prospect No. 6, Big Sandy Creek, Bearpaw Mountains, Hill County, Montana, USAβ“˜ Aegirine, β“˜ Ancylite, β“˜ Baryte, β“˜ Biotite, β“˜ Burbankite, β“˜ Calcite, β“˜ Calkinsite-(Ce), β“˜ Chalcopyrite, β“˜ Galena, β“˜ Goethite, β“˜ Ilmenite, β“˜ Lanthanite, β“˜ Pyrite, β“˜ Pyrrhotite, β“˜ Sanidine, β“˜ Tetrahedrite Subgroup

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