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Zagielski, M; Fast, J. (1994) A new occurrence of almandine, kyanite, and quartz in open veins in Willington, Connecticut. Rocks & Minerals, 69 (2). 136

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TitleA new occurrence of almandine, kyanite, and quartz in open veins in Willington, Connecticut
JournalRocks & Minerals
AuthorsZagielski, MAuthor
Fast, J.Author
Year1994Volume<   69   >
Page(s)136Issue<   2   >
PublisherTaylor & Francis
Original EntryZagielski, M., and J. Fast. (1994), A new occurrence of almandine, kyanite, and quartz in open veins in Willington, Connecticut (abstract). Rocks & Minerals 69: 136.
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Full ReferenceZagielski, M; Fast, J. (1994) A new occurrence of almandine, kyanite, and quartz in open veins in Willington, Connecticut. Rocks & Minerals, 69 (2). 136
Plain TextZagielski, M; Fast, J. (1994) A new occurrence of almandine, kyanite, and quartz in open veins in Willington, Connecticut. Rocks & Minerals, 69 (2). 136
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Becker Quarry, Willington, Tolland County, Connecticut, USA

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