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Coleman, R.G. & J.J. Papike (1968), Alkali amphiboles from the blueshchists of Cazadero, California: Jour. Petr.: 9: 109, 111, 113-118

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Original EntryColeman, R.G. & J.J. Papike (1968), Alkali amphiboles from the blueshchists of Cazadero, California: Jour. Petr.: 9: 109, 111, 113-118
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Full ReferenceColeman, R.G. & J.J. Papike (1968), Alkali amphiboles from the blueshchists of Cazadero, California: Jour. Petr.: 9: 109, 111, 113-118
Plain TextColeman, R.G. & J.J. Papike (1968), Alkali amphiboles from the blueshchists of Cazadero, California: Jour. Petr.: 9: 109, 111, 113-118

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Ward Creek [1], Cazadero, Coast Range, Sonoma County, California, USA

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Ward Creek [1], Cazadero, Coast Range, Sonoma County, California, USAⓘ Crossite, ⓘ Glaucophane

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COLEMAN, R. G., PAPIKE, J. J. (1968) Alkali Amphiboles from the Blueschists of Cazadero, California. Journal of Petrology, 9 (1) 105-122 doi:10.1093/petrology/9.1.105
Coleman, R.G. & D.E. Lee (1963), Glaucophane-bearing metamorphic rocks of the Cazadero area, California: Jour. Petrol.: 4: 260
Dodge, F.C.W. JJ. Papike & R.E. May (1968), Hornblendes from granitic rocks of the central Sierra Nevada batholith, California: Jour. Petrology: 9: 378-410.
Coleman, R.G. & D.E. Lee (1963), Glaucophane-bearing metamorphic rocks of the Cazadero area, California: Journal of Petrology: 4: 290
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Coleman, R.G. & D.E. Lee (1963), Glaucophane-bearing metamorphic rocks of the Cazadero area, California: Journal of Petrology: 4: 297
Coleman, R.G. & D.E. Lee (1963), Glaucophane-bearing metamorphic rocks of the Cazadero area, California: Journal of Petrology: 4: 16.
Coleman, R.G. & Lee, D.E. (1962) Metamorphic aragonite in the glaucophane schists of Cazadero, California. Am. J. Sci. 260, 577-595.
Coleman, R.G. & D.E. Lee (1962), Metamorphic aragonite in the glaucophane schists of Cazadero, California (abstract): Geological Society of America Special Paper 68: 16
Coleman, R.G. & D.E. Lee (1962), Metamorphic aragonite in the glaucophane schists of Cazadero, California (abstract): Geological Society of America Special Paper 68: 16; American Journal of Science: 260: 578.
Lee, Donald Edward, Coleman, R.G., Bastron, H., and Smith, V.C. (1966) A two amphibole glaucophane schist in the Franciscan formation, Cazadero area, California. USGS Professional Paper 550-C: 154
 
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