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(1991) Lapis Aktuell: Sensation: Metergroße Steinsalz-Kristalle in thüringer Bergwerk [Lapis Aktuell: Sensation: Meter-sized rock salt crystals in Thuringian mine]. Lapis, 16 (9). 7

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TitleLapis Aktuell: Sensation: Metergroße Steinsalz-Kristalle in thüringer Bergwerk
[Lapis Aktuell: Sensation: Meter-sized rock salt crystals in Thuringian mine]
JournalLapis
Year1991 (September)Volume16
Page(s)7Issue9
PublisherChristian Weise Verlag GmbHPlaceMünchen
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LanguagesGerman
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Full Reference(1991) Lapis Aktuell: Sensation: Metergroße Steinsalz-Kristalle in thüringer Bergwerk [Lapis Aktuell: Sensation: Meter-sized rock salt crystals in Thuringian mine]. Lapis, 16 (9). 7
Plain Text(1991) Lapis Aktuell: Sensation: Metergroße Steinsalz-Kristalle in thüringer Bergwerk [Lapis Aktuell: Sensation: Meter-sized rock salt crystals in Thuringian mine]. Lapis, 16 (9). 7
In(1991, September) Lapis Vol. 16 (9). Christian Weise Verlag GmbH

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