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Zartman, R.E., R.F. Marvin, A.V. Heyl, and M. Brock. (1965) Age of Alkalic Intrusive Rocks from Eastern and Mid-continent States. U.S. Geological Survey Prof. Paper 525-a, P. 162.

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Plain TextZartman, R.E., R.F. Marvin, A.V. Heyl, and M. Brock. (1965) Age of Alkalic Intrusive Rocks from Eastern and Mid-continent States. U.S. Geological Survey Prof. Paper 525-a, P. 162.

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