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Clay Minerals; March 1994; v. 29; no. 1; p. 69-76
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An unusually interlayered clay mineral from the eluvial horizon of a humus-iron Podzol

D. C. Bain, and A. R. Fraser

Macaulay Land Use Research Institute, Division of Soils and Soil Microbiology, Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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