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Hall, W.E. (1971a) Geologic setting and mineralogy of the Darwin lead-silver-zinc deposits Inyo County, California. Economic Geology: 66: 1267.

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Original EntryHall, W.E. (1971a) Geologic setting and mineralogy of the Darwin lead-silver-zinc deposits Inyo County, California. Economic Geology: 66: 1267.
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Full ReferenceHall, W.E. (1971a) Geologic setting and mineralogy of the Darwin lead-silver-zinc deposits Inyo County, California. Economic Geology: 66: 1267.
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