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Jayaraman, N. (1939) The cause of colour of the blue quartzes of the charnockites of South India and the Champion Gneiss and other related rocks of Mysore. Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Section A, 9(3), 265-285. Indian Academy of Sciences.

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Original EntryJayaraman, N. (1939) The cause of colour of the blue quartzes of the charnockites of South India and the Champion Gneiss and other related rocks of Mysore. Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Section A, 9(3), 265-285. Indian Academy of Sciences.
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Full ReferenceJayaraman, N. (1939) The cause of colour of the blue quartzes of the charnockites of South India and the Champion Gneiss and other related rocks of Mysore. Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Section A, 9(3), 265-285. Indian Academy of Sciences.
Plain TextJayaraman, N. (1939) The cause of colour of the blue quartzes of the charnockites of South India and the Champion Gneiss and other related rocks of Mysore. Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Section A, 9(3), 265-285. Indian Academy of Sciences.

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