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M., H. A. (1896) Minerals, and how to Study them: a Book for Beginners in Mineralogy. Nature, 53 (1374) 387 doi:10.1038/053387a0

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TitleMinerals, and how to Study them: a Book for Beginners in Mineralogy
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AuthorsM., H. A.Author
Year1896 (February)Volume53
Issue1374
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/053387a0
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