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Basset, M. G. - Ed. (1982) Geological Excursions in Dyfed, south-west Wales. National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. 327pp.

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Book TitleGeological Excursions in Dyfed, south-west WalesISBN0 7200 0249 4
AuthorsBasset, M. G.Editor
Year1982
PublisherNational Museum of WalesPlaceCardiff
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Full ReferenceBasset, M. G. - Ed. (1982) Geological Excursions in Dyfed, south-west Wales. National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. 327pp.
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