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Houser, B.B. (1992) (editor) Industrial Minerals of the Tucson Area and San Pedro Valley, Southeastern Arizona: Tucson, Arizona. Arizona Geological Society Field Trip, April 4-5, 1992, Guidebook, 55 pp.: 37-47.

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Full ReferenceHouser, B.B. (1992) (editor) Industrial Minerals of the Tucson Area and San Pedro Valley, Southeastern Arizona: Tucson, Arizona. Arizona Geological Society Field Trip, April 4-5, 1992, Guidebook, 55 pp.: 37-47.
Plain TextHouser, B.B. (1992) (editor) Industrial Minerals of the Tucson Area and San Pedro Valley, Southeastern Arizona: Tucson, Arizona. Arizona Geological Society Field Trip, April 4-5, 1992, Guidebook, 55 pp.: 37-47.

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