ID: 1014
rec_id: 1014
site_name: Cape San Martin
oremin: Thin layers of talc separate some individuals and both talc and finely fibrous white tremolite are pressed into the valleys between protuberances."" (Crippen, 1976, p. 15)
devel: outcrops
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url: https://mrdata.usgs.gov/asbestos/show-asbestos.php?rec_id=1014