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Shepard, Francis P., Beard, Charles N. (1938) Submarine Canyons: Distribution and Longitudinal Profiles. Geographical Review, 28 (3) 439 doi:10.2307/209740

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TitleSubmarine Canyons: Distribution and Longitudinal Profiles
JournalGeographical Review
AuthorsShepard, Francis P.Author
Beard, Charles N.Author
Year1938 (July)Volume28
Issue3
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/209740
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Full ReferenceShepard, Francis P., Beard, Charles N. (1938) Submarine Canyons: Distribution and Longitudinal Profiles. Geographical Review, 28 (3) 439 doi:10.2307/209740
Plain TextShepard, Francis P., Beard, Charles N. (1938) Submarine Canyons: Distribution and Longitudinal Profiles. Geographical Review, 28 (3) 439 doi:10.2307/209740
In(1938, July) Geographical Review Vol. 28 (3) JSTOR

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