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Metzer, Stephen (1954), Sphene locality in Sierra Madre Canyon: Gems & Minerals, No. 206: 56-57

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Original EntryMetzer, Stephen (1954), Sphene locality in Sierra Madre Canyon: Gems & Minerals, No. 206: 56-57
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Full ReferenceMetzer, Stephen (1954), Sphene locality in Sierra Madre Canyon: Gems & Minerals, No. 206: 56-57
Plain TextMetzer, Stephen (1954), Sphene locality in Sierra Madre Canyon: Gems & Minerals, No. 206: 56-57

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Sierra Madre Canyon, Sierra Madre, Los Angeles County, California, USA

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Sierra Madre Canyon, Sierra Madre, Los Angeles County, California, USAⓘ Titanite

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