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Volume 3, Number 2

1 February 1918

ISSN 0003-004X

EISSN 1945-3027

A peculiar fibrous form of opal

Esper S. Larsen

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American Mineralogist February 01, 1918, Vol.3, 11-12. doi:

The probable identity of mazapilite and arseniosiderite

Esper S. Larsen

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American Mineralogist February 01, 1918, Vol.3, 12-13. doi:

Famous Mineral Localities. 2. the Gem Regions of North Carolina

W. Trudell Harry

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American Mineralogist February 01, 1918, Vol.3, 14-17. doi:

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American Mineralogist February 01, 1918, Vol.3, 17-18. doi:

The Newark Mineralogical Society

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Crestmoreite

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American Mineralogist February 01, 1918, Vol.3, 19-20. doi:

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A peculiar fibrous form of opal

The probable identity of mazapilite and arseniosiderite

Famous Mineral Localities. 2. the Gem Regions of North Carolina

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The probable identity of mazapilite and arseniosiderite

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