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Harry V. Warren's note in the Mineralogical Magazine (Communications from the Oxford Mineralogical Laboratory, No. XXVIII), read January 13, 1931, describing grunerite, a fibrous iron amphibole, found with lead and zinc ore at Pierrefitte in the French Pyrenees. Grunerite is the mineral species of amosite, the asbestos later mined in South Africa.
- Author
- Harry, V. Warren
- Date
- 1931
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Harry, V. Warren. “An Occurrence of Grunerite at Pierrefitte, Hautes-Pyrénées, France.” 1931. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/articles/an-occurrence-of-grunerite-at-pierrefitte-hautes-pyr-n-es-france-1931.
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