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Duggan, M. B. (1988): Cuprotungstite from the Cordillera mine, Crookwell, New South Wales. Australian Mineralogist 3 (2), 61-64.

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Original EntryM. B. Duggan (1988): Cuprotungstite from the Cordillera mine, Crookwell, New South Wales. Australian Mineralogist 3 (2), 61-64.
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Full ReferenceDuggan, M. B. (1988): Cuprotungstite from the Cordillera mine, Crookwell, New South Wales. Australian Mineralogist 3 (2), 61-64.
Plain TextDuggan, M. B. (1988): Cuprotungstite from the Cordillera mine, Crookwell, New South Wales. Australian Mineralogist 3 (2), 61-64.

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Cordillera Mine, Tuena, Georgiana Co., New South Wales, Australiaⓘ Cuprotungstite

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