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Rogers, Austin Flint (1932), Anauxite as a secondary mineral in some volcanic rocks of California and Arizona (abstract): Pan-American Geologist: 58: 72-73

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Original EntryRogers, Austin Flint (1932), Anauxite as a secondary mineral in some volcanic rocks of California and Arizona (abstract): Pan-American Geologist: 58: 72-73
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Unspecified occurrences near Jamestown, Jamestown, Jamestown District, Tuolumne County, California, USAⓘ Anauxite, ⓘ Augite, ⓘ Cristobalite, ⓘ Tridymite

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