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Rogers, Austin Flint (1938), Fossil termite pellets in opalized wood from Santa Maria, California: American Journal of Science, 5th. Series: 36: 389-392

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Original EntryRogers, Austin Flint (1938), Fossil termite pellets in opalized wood from Santa Maria, California: American Journal of Science, 5th. Series: 36: 389-392
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Full ReferenceRogers, Austin Flint (1938), Fossil termite pellets in opalized wood from Santa Maria, California: American Journal of Science, 5th. Series: 36: 389-392
Plain TextRogers, Austin Flint (1938), Fossil termite pellets in opalized wood from Santa Maria, California: American Journal of Science, 5th. Series: 36: 389-392

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Unspecified Opal occurrence [1], Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California, USA

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Unspecified Opal occurrence [1], Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California, USAⓘ Opal, ⓘ Petrified Wood

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