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Catanzaro, E.J. (1963) Study of discordant zircons from the Little Belt (Montana), Beartooth (Montana), and Santa Catalina (Arizona) Mountains: N.Y., Columbia University, Ph.D. dissertation.

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Original EntryCatanzaro, E.J. (1963) Study of discordant zircons from the Little Belt (Montana), Beartooth (Montana), and Santa Catalina (Arizona) Mountains: N.Y., Columbia University, Ph.D. dissertation.
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Full ReferenceCatanzaro, E.J. (1963) Study of discordant zircons from the Little Belt (Montana), Beartooth (Montana), and Santa Catalina (Arizona) Mountains: N.Y., Columbia University, Ph.D. dissertation.
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