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Le Heron, D.P., Tofaif, S., Vandyk, T., Ali, D.O. (2017) A diamictite dichotomy: Glacial conveyor belts and olistostromes in the Neoproterozoic of Death Valley, California, USA. Geology, 45 (1) 31-34 doi:10.1130/g38460.1

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TitleA diamictite dichotomy: Glacial conveyor belts and olistostromes in the Neoproterozoic of Death Valley, California, USA
JournalGeology
AuthorsLe Heron, D.P.Author
Tofaif, S.Author
Vandyk, T.Author
Ali, D.O.Author
Year2017 (January)Volume45
Issue1
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g38460.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLe Heron, D.P., Tofaif, S., Vandyk, T., Ali, D.O. (2017) A diamictite dichotomy: Glacial conveyor belts and olistostromes in the Neoproterozoic of Death Valley, California, USA. Geology, 45 (1) 31-34 doi:10.1130/g38460.1
Plain TextLe Heron, D.P., Tofaif, S., Vandyk, T., Ali, D.O. (2017) A diamictite dichotomy: Glacial conveyor belts and olistostromes in the Neoproterozoic of Death Valley, California, USA. Geology, 45 (1) 31-34 doi:10.1130/g38460.1
In(2017, January) Geology Vol. 45 (1) Geological Society of America

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