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Olds, T. A. (2012). Mercury Minerals of the Huron River Uranium Prospect, Baraga County, Michigan. Rocks & Minerals, 87(2), 134-141.

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Original EntryOlds, T. A. (2012). Mercury Minerals of the Huron River Uranium Prospect, Baraga County, Michigan. Rocks & Minerals, 87(2), 134-141.
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Full ReferenceOlds, T. A. (2012). Mercury Minerals of the Huron River Uranium Prospect, Baraga County, Michigan. Rocks & Minerals, 87(2), 134-141.
Plain TextOlds, T. A. (2012). Mercury Minerals of the Huron River Uranium Prospect, Baraga County, Michigan. Rocks & Minerals, 87(2), 134-141.

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Huron River Uranium prospect (Unnamed V prospect; MRDS - 10171055), Huron River, Baraga County, Michigan, USAⓘ Eugenite

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