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Bridge, P.J. (1973) Urea, a new mineral, and neotype phosphammite from Western Australia. Mineralogical Magazine: 39: 346-348.

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Original EntryBridge, P.J. (1973) Urea, a new mineral, and neotype phosphammite from Western Australia. Mineralogical Magazine: 39: 346-348.
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Full ReferenceBridge, P.J. (1973) Urea, a new mineral, and neotype phosphammite from Western Australia. Mineralogical Magazine: 39: 346-348.
Plain TextBridge, P.J. (1973) Urea, a new mineral, and neotype phosphammite from Western Australia. Mineralogical Magazine: 39: 346-348.

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Earles Find, Lake Rason, Laverton Shire, Western Australia, Australiaⓘ Phosphammite
Toppin Hill, Lake Rason, Laverton Shire, Western Australia, Australiaⓘ Aphthitalite, ⓘ Phosphammite, ⓘ Urea, ⓘ Weddellite
Guañape Islands, Virù Province, La Libertad, Peruⓘ Phosphammite

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