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Moench, R.H. (1962) Properties and paragenesis of coffinite from the Woodrow mine, New Mexico. American Mineralogist: 47(1-2): 26-33.

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Original EntryMoench, R.H. (1962) Properties and paragenesis of coffinite from the Woodrow mine, New Mexico. American Mineralogist: 47(1-2): 26-33.
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Full ReferenceMoench, R.H. (1962) Properties and paragenesis of coffinite from the Woodrow mine, New Mexico. American Mineralogist: 47(1-2): 26-33.
Plain TextMoench, R.H. (1962) Properties and paragenesis of coffinite from the Woodrow mine, New Mexico. American Mineralogist: 47(1-2): 26-33.

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