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Vrtiška, L. and Loun, J. (2017) Kupfermineralien der Mina Delfina, Oviedo, Spanien. Lapis, 46 (6), 46-50 (in German).

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Original EntryVrtiska, L. & Loun, J. (2017) Kupfermineralien der Mina Delfina, Oviedo, Spanien. Lapis, 46 (6), 46-50 (in German).
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Full ReferenceVrtiška, L. and Loun, J. (2017) Kupfermineralien der Mina Delfina, Oviedo, Spanien. Lapis, 46 (6), 46-50 (in German).
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Delfina Mine, Hoyos de Alda, Ortiguero, Prado, Cabrales, Asturias, Spain

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Delfina Mine, Hoyos de Alda, Ortiguero, Prado, Cabrales, Asturias, Spainⓘ Sabelliite, ⓘ Theisite, ⓘ Tyrolite

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