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Murphy, Jack (1979) The San Juan Mountains of Colorado. The Mineralogical Record, 10 (6) 349-361

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TitleThe San Juan Mountains of Colorado
JournalThe Mineralogical Record
AuthorsMurphy, JackAuthor
Year1979Volume10
Issue6
PublisherThe Mineralogical Record, Inc.PlaceTucson
Mindat Ref. ID12907384Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:12907384:2
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Full ReferenceMurphy, Jack (1979) The San Juan Mountains of Colorado. The Mineralogical Record, 10 (6) 349-361
Plain TextMurphy, Jack (1979) The San Juan Mountains of Colorado. The Mineralogical Record, 10 (6) 349-361
In(1979) Colorado II. The Mineralogical Record Vol. 10 (6) The Mineralogical Record, Inc.

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Sunnyside Mine group, Bonita Peak, Gladstone, Eureka Mining District, San Juan County, Colorado, USA

Mineral Occurrences

LocalityMineral(s)
Yankee Girl Mine, Ouray County, Colorado, USAⓘ Miargyrite
Howardsville, Animas Mining District, San Juan County, Colorado, USAⓘ Boulangerite, ⓘ Zunyite
San Juan Mountains, USAⓘ Acanthite, ⓘ Native Platinum

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Murphy, Jack (1979) Mineral Collecting at the Sunnyside & Idarado Mines [Colorado]. The Mineralogical Record, 10 (6) 385-392
Rickard, T.A. (1983) Across the San Juan Mountains [Colorado], Part I. The Mineralogical Record, 14 (3) 141-149
Rickard, T.A. (1983) Across the San Juan Mountains [Colorado], Part II. The Mineralogical Record, 14 (4) 243-249
Murphy, Jack (1979) Friends of Mineralogy - How to Form an F.M. Chapter. The Mineralogical Record, 10 (1) 59
Muntyan, Barbara (1979) Colorado Locality Index. The Mineralogical Record, 10 (6) 323-328
Murphy, Jack, Hurlbut, James F. (1998) Minerals of the Sweet Home Mine [Colorado]. The Mineralogical Record, 29 (4) 115-122
Eckel, Edwin B. (1979) Friends of Mineralogy - Colorado FM Chapter Updating "Minerals of Colorado: a 100-Year Record". The Mineralogical Record, 10 (6) 368
Kosnar, Richard A. (1979) What's New in Colorado Minerals?. The Mineralogical Record, 10 (6) 329-332
Jacobson, Mark I. (1979) Famous Mineral Localities: Mount Antero [Colorado]. The Mineralogical Record, 10 (6) 339-346
Baars, D.L., See, P.D. (1968) Pre-Pennsylvanian Stratigraphy Paleotectonics of the San Juan Mountains, Southwestern Colorado, Geological Society of America Bulletin: 79: 333-349.
Baars, D.L.,and See, P.D. (1968), Pre-Pennsylvanian Stratigraphy Paleotectonics of the San Juan Mountains, Southwestern Colorado, Geological Society of America Bulletin: 79: 333-349.
 
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