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Wise, Michael A. and Alan J.Anderson (2006), The Emerald and Spodumene-bearing Quartz Veins of the Rist Emerald Mine, Hiddenite, North Carolina,The Canandian Mineralogist: volume: 44(6): 1529-1541.

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Original EntryWise, Michael A. and Alan J.Anderson (2006), The Emerald and Spodumene-bearing Quartz Veins of the Rist Emerald Mine, Hiddenite, North Carolina,The Canandian Mineralogist: volume: 44(6): 1529-1541.
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Full ReferenceWise, Michael A. and Alan J.Anderson (2006), The Emerald and Spodumene-bearing Quartz Veins of the Rist Emerald Mine, Hiddenite, North Carolina,The Canandian Mineralogist: volume: 44(6): 1529-1541.
Plain TextWise, Michael A. and Alan J.Anderson (2006), The Emerald and Spodumene-bearing Quartz Veins of the Rist Emerald Mine, Hiddenite, North Carolina,The Canandian Mineralogist: volume: 44(6): 1529-1541.

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