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DeVito, F. (1988) Self-guided field trip, Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles County. Bull. Min. Soc. So. Calif., Vo

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Cold Creek Canyon, Los Angeles County, California, USAⓘ Analcime, ⓘ Apophyllite Group, ⓘ Baryte, ⓘ Chabazite, ⓘ Gyrolite, ⓘ Mordenite, ⓘ Natrolite, ⓘ Pectolite, ⓘ Prehnite, ⓘ Thomsonite Subgroup

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