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- Coal_Creek_Serpentinite_(Texas_geology) abstract "The Coal Creek Serpentinite is a small section of outcrop that consists of precambrian aged metamorphic rock located in the Llano Uplift area of Texas. The entire outcrop can be accessed by driving on Willow City Loop and County Road 310. The easiest way of getting to a descent outcrop is turning onto Willow City Loop off of State Road 16.".
- Q18348083 abstract "The Coal Creek Serpentinite is a small section of outcrop that consists of precambrian aged metamorphic rock located in the Llano Uplift area of Texas. The entire outcrop can be accessed by driving on Willow City Loop and County Road 310. The easiest way of getting to a descent outcrop is turning onto Willow City Loop off of State Road 16.".
- Coal_Creek_Serpentinite_(Texas_geology) comment "The Coal Creek Serpentinite is a small section of outcrop that consists of precambrian aged metamorphic rock located in the Llano Uplift area of Texas. The entire outcrop can be accessed by driving on Willow City Loop and County Road 310. The easiest way of getting to a descent outcrop is turning onto Willow City Loop off of State Road 16.".
- Q18348083 comment "The Coal Creek Serpentinite is a small section of outcrop that consists of precambrian aged metamorphic rock located in the Llano Uplift area of Texas. The entire outcrop can be accessed by driving on Willow City Loop and County Road 310. The easiest way of getting to a descent outcrop is turning onto Willow City Loop off of State Road 16.".