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Wopfner, H. (1972) Maghemite from Cainozoic sediments at Hallett Cove. Geological Survey of South Australia, Quarterly Geological Notes 43 pg. 5-8.

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Original EntryWopfner, H. (1972) Maghemite from Cainozoic sediments at Hallett Cove. Geological Survey of South Australia, Quarterly Geological Notes 43 pg. 5-8.
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Full ReferenceWopfner, H. (1972) Maghemite from Cainozoic sediments at Hallett Cove. Geological Survey of South Australia, Quarterly Geological Notes 43 pg. 5-8.
Plain TextWopfner, H. (1972) Maghemite from Cainozoic sediments at Hallett Cove. Geological Survey of South Australia, Quarterly Geological Notes 43 pg. 5-8.

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Hallett Cove, City of Marion, South Australia, Australiaⓘ Maghemite

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