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Miller, Brent V., Barr, Sandra M. (2004) Metamorphosed Gabbroic Dikes Related to Opening of Iapetus Ocean at the St. Lawrence Promontory: Blair River Inlier, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Journal of Geology, 112 (3) 277-288 doi:10.1086/382759

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TitleMetamorphosed Gabbroic Dikes Related to Opening of Iapetus Ocean at the St. Lawrence Promontory: Blair River Inlier, Nova Scotia, Canada
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsMiller, Brent V.Author
Barr, Sandra M.Author
Year2004 (May)Volume112
Issue3
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/382759Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMiller, Brent V., Barr, Sandra M. (2004) Metamorphosed Gabbroic Dikes Related to Opening of Iapetus Ocean at the St. Lawrence Promontory: Blair River Inlier, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Journal of Geology, 112 (3) 277-288 doi:10.1086/382759
Plain TextMiller, Brent V., Barr, Sandra M. (2004) Metamorphosed Gabbroic Dikes Related to Opening of Iapetus Ocean at the St. Lawrence Promontory: Blair River Inlier, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Journal of Geology, 112 (3) 277-288 doi:10.1086/382759
In(2004, May) The Journal of Geology Vol. 112 (3) University of Chicago Press

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