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Konstantinou, Alexandros, Wirth, Karl R., Vervoort, Jeffrey D., Malone, David H., Davidson, Cameron, Craddock, John P. (2014) Provenance of Quartz Arenites of the Early Paleozoic Midcontinent Region, USA. The Journal of Geology, 122 (2) 201-216 doi:10.1086/675327

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TitleProvenance of Quartz Arenites of the Early Paleozoic Midcontinent Region, USA
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsKonstantinou, AlexandrosAuthor
Wirth, Karl R.Author
Vervoort, Jeffrey D.Author
Malone, David H.Author
Davidson, CameronAuthor
Craddock, John P.Author
Year2014 (March)Volume122
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/675327Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKonstantinou, Alexandros, Wirth, Karl R., Vervoort, Jeffrey D., Malone, David H., Davidson, Cameron, Craddock, John P. (2014) Provenance of Quartz Arenites of the Early Paleozoic Midcontinent Region, USA. The Journal of Geology, 122 (2) 201-216 doi:10.1086/675327
Plain TextKonstantinou, Alexandros, Wirth, Karl R., Vervoort, Jeffrey D., Malone, David H., Davidson, Cameron, Craddock, John P. (2014) Provenance of Quartz Arenites of the Early Paleozoic Midcontinent Region, USA. The Journal of Geology, 122 (2) 201-216 doi:10.1086/675327
In(2014, March) The Journal of Geology Vol. 122 (2) University of Chicago Press

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