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FARRELL, W. E. (1968) Has the Pacific Basin moved as a Rigid Plate since the Cretaceous?. Nature, 217 (5133). 1034-1035 doi:10.1038/2171034a0

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TitleHas the Pacific Basin moved as a Rigid Plate since the Cretaceous?
JournalNature
AuthorsFARRELL, W. E.Author
Year1968 (March)Volume217
Issue5133
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/2171034a0Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceFARRELL, W. E. (1968) Has the Pacific Basin moved as a Rigid Plate since the Cretaceous?. Nature, 217 (5133). 1034-1035 doi:10.1038/2171034a0
Plain TextFARRELL, W. E. (1968) Has the Pacific Basin moved as a Rigid Plate since the Cretaceous?. Nature, 217 (5133). 1034-1035 doi:10.1038/2171034a0
In(1968, March) Nature Vol. 217 (5133) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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