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Cooke, J.P. Jr. (1867) On cryophyllite, a new mineral species of the mica family, with some associated minerals in the granite of Rockport, Massachusetts. American Journal of Science: II(43): 217-230. (as lepidomelane)

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Original EntryCooke, J.P. Jr. (1867) On cryophyllite, a new mineral species of the mica family, with some associated minerals in the granite of Rockport, Massachusetts. American Journal of Science: II(43): 217-230. (as lepidomelane)
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Full ReferenceCooke, J.P. Jr. (1867) On cryophyllite, a new mineral species of the mica family, with some associated minerals in the granite of Rockport, Massachusetts. American Journal of Science: II(43): 217-230. (as lepidomelane)
Plain TextCooke, J.P. Jr. (1867) On cryophyllite, a new mineral species of the mica family, with some associated minerals in the granite of Rockport, Massachusetts. American Journal of Science: II(43): 217-230. (as lepidomelane)

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