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Lieber, Werner (1993) Farbzonen in Fluorit-Kristallen (Fortsetzung) [Color zones in fluorite crystals (continued)]. Lapis, 18 (6). 39-48

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TitleFarbzonen in Fluorit-Kristallen (Fortsetzung)
[Color zones in fluorite crystals (continued)]
JournalLapis
AuthorsLieber, WernerAuthor
Year1993 (June)Volume18
Page(s)39-48Issue6
PublisherChristian Weise Verlag GmbHPlaceMünchen
LanguagesGerman
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Full ReferenceLieber, Werner (1993) Farbzonen in Fluorit-Kristallen (Fortsetzung) [Color zones in fluorite crystals (continued)]. Lapis, 18 (6). 39-48
Plain TextLieber, Werner (1993) Farbzonen in Fluorit-Kristallen (Fortsetzung) [Color zones in fluorite crystals (continued)]. Lapis, 18 (6). 39-48
In(1993, June) Lapis Vol. 18 (6). Christian Weise Verlag GmbH

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