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Minerals Yearbook 1998 V. 3 Area Reports International Latin America and Canada Minerals Yearbook Volume 3 International Mineral Industries of Latin America and Canada
Minerals Yearbook Metals and Minerals 2000 Vol. 1
Minerals Yearbook 2001 V. 3 Area Reports International Asia and the Pacific Minerals Yearbook Volume 3 Area Reports International Review Asia and the Pacific
Minerals Yearbook 2001 V. 3 Area Reports International Latin America and Canada
Mineral Commodity Summaries 2005
Minerals Yearbook 2003 V. 1 Metals and Minerals Minerals Yearbook Volume 1 Metals and Minerals
Minerals Yearbook 2003 V. 3 Area Reports International Africa and the Middle East Minerals Yearbook Volume 3 Area Reports International Review Africa and the Middle East
Minerals Yearbook 2004 V. 3 Area Reports International Latin America and Canada
Mineral Commodity Summaries 2007
Principal facts for gravity data collected in Wisconsin
Principal facts for gravity data collected in Wisconsin

By Stephen L. Snyder

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"Principal facts for 40,488 gravity stations covering the entire state of Wisconsin are presented here in digital form. This is a compilation of previously published data collected between 1948 and...

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