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Jim McGlasson collection, , specimen 26246, sample analyzed by single-crystal XRD (Dr. H. Yang (University of Arizona), Sample was collected by Doug Bowen and given to me by Al Falster.

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Original EntryJim McGlasson collection, , specimen 26246, sample analyzed by single-crystal XRD (Dr. H. Yang (University of Arizona), Sample was collected by Doug Bowen and given to me by Al Falster.
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Full ReferenceJim McGlasson collection, , specimen 26246, sample analyzed by single-crystal XRD (Dr. H. Yang (University of Arizona), Sample was collected by Doug Bowen and given to me by Al Falster.
Plain TextJim McGlasson collection, , specimen 26246, sample analyzed by single-crystal XRD (Dr. H. Yang (University of Arizona), Sample was collected by Doug Bowen and given to me by Al Falster.

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