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Glass, Jewell J. (1934) Rare chemical constituents of amelia (Virginia) pegmatite dikes, and their mineral sources. Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 15 (1) 234 doi:10.1029/tr015i001p00234

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TitleRare chemical constituents of amelia (Virginia) pegmatite dikes, and their mineral sources
JournalTransactions, American Geophysical Union
AuthorsGlass, Jewell J.Author
Year1934Volume15
Issue1
PublisherAmerican Geophysical Union (AGU)
DOIdoi:10.1029/tr015i001p00234
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Full ReferenceGlass, Jewell J. (1934) Rare chemical constituents of amelia (Virginia) pegmatite dikes, and their mineral sources. Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 15 (1) 234 doi:10.1029/tr015i001p00234
Plain TextGlass, Jewell J. (1934) Rare chemical constituents of amelia (Virginia) pegmatite dikes, and their mineral sources. Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 15 (1) 234 doi:10.1029/tr015i001p00234
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