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Reimold, Wolf Uwe, von Brunn, Victor, Koeberl, Christian (1997) Are Diamictites Impact Ejecta?—No Supporting Evidence From South African Dwyka Group Diamictite. The Journal of Geology, 105 (5) 517-530 doi:10.1086/515952

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TitleAre Diamictites Impact Ejecta?—No Supporting Evidence From South African Dwyka Group Diamictite
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsReimold, Wolf UweAuthor
von Brunn, VictorAuthor
Koeberl, ChristianAuthor
Year1997 (September)Volume105
Issue5
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/515952Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceReimold, Wolf Uwe, von Brunn, Victor, Koeberl, Christian (1997) Are Diamictites Impact Ejecta?—No Supporting Evidence From South African Dwyka Group Diamictite. The Journal of Geology, 105 (5) 517-530 doi:10.1086/515952
Plain TextReimold, Wolf Uwe, von Brunn, Victor, Koeberl, Christian (1997) Are Diamictites Impact Ejecta?—No Supporting Evidence From South African Dwyka Group Diamictite. The Journal of Geology, 105 (5) 517-530 doi:10.1086/515952
In(1997, September) The Journal of Geology Vol. 105 (5) University of Chicago Press

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