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Jun Aizawa (2006) Origin and genesis of phosphate and related minerals from Senbutsu-do cave, Fukuoka Prefecture, southwest Japan. IMA general meeting, July 2006, Kobe, poster # 24-21, abstract # 90959.

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Original EntryJun Aizawa (2006) Origin and genesis of phosphate and related minerals from Senbutsu-do cave, Fukuoka Prefecture, southwest Japan. IMA general meeting, July 2006, Kobe, poster # 24-21, abstract # 90959.
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