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Preuss, Ekkehard (1981) Flußspat. "Skalenoedrische" Flußspat-Kristalle von Wölsendorf und Zschopau [Fluorite. "Scalenohedral" fluorite crystals from Wölsendorf and Zschopau]. Lapis, 6 (1) 9-14

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TitleFlußspat. "Skalenoedrische" Flußspat-Kristalle von Wölsendorf und Zschopau
[Fluorite. "Scalenohedral" fluorite crystals from Wölsendorf and Zschopau]
JournalLapis
AuthorsPreuss, EkkehardAuthor
Year1981 (January)Volume6
Issue1
PublisherChristian Weise Verlag GmbHPlaceMünchen
LanguagesGerman
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Full ReferencePreuss, Ekkehard (1981) Flußspat. "Skalenoedrische" Flußspat-Kristalle von Wölsendorf und Zschopau [Fluorite. "Scalenohedral" fluorite crystals from Wölsendorf and Zschopau]. Lapis, 6 (1) 9-14
Plain TextPreuss, Ekkehard (1981) Flußspat. "Skalenoedrische" Flußspat-Kristalle von Wölsendorf und Zschopau [Fluorite. "Scalenohedral" fluorite crystals from Wölsendorf and Zschopau]. Lapis, 6 (1) 9-14
In(1981, January) Lapis Vol. 6 (1) Christian Weise Verlag GmbH

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