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Cornell, D.H. and Schütte, S.S. (1995). A volcanic-exhalative origin for the world’s largest (Kalahari) manganese field. Mineralium Deposita, 30, 146–151.

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Original EntryCornell, D.H. and Schütte, S.S. (1995). A volcanic-exhalative origin for the world’s largest (Kalahari) manganese field. Mineralium Deposita, 30, 146–151.
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Full ReferenceCornell, D.H. and Schütte, S.S. (1995). A volcanic-exhalative origin for the world’s largest (Kalahari) manganese field. Mineralium Deposita, 30, 146–151.
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