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Geological Magazine; May 1951; v. 88; no. 3; p. 215-218
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On a discovery of copper-ore in the Torridonian rocks of Sutherland

Lewis Leigh Fermor

An occurrence of copper-ore nodules, probably ferruginous chalcocite, in sandstones and shales of the Daibaig beds (Precambrian) at Clachtoll, on the northwest coast of Scotland, is described. The ore is calculated to carry less than 0.5 percent copper. The origin is discussed and compared with the copper-bearing shales of Mansfeld, Germany.

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