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SNOWDEN, P. A., BICKLE, M. J. (1976) The Chinamora Batholith: diapiric intrusion or interference fold?. Journal of the Geological Society, 132 (2) 131-137 doi:10.1144/gsjgs.132.2.0131

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TitleThe Chinamora Batholith: diapiric intrusion or interference fold?
JournalJournal of the Geological Society
AuthorsSNOWDEN, P. A.Author
BICKLE, M. J.Author
Year1976 (April)Volume132
Issue2
PublisherGeological Society of London
DOIdoi:10.1144/gsjgs.132.2.0131Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSNOWDEN, P. A., BICKLE, M. J. (1976) The Chinamora Batholith: diapiric intrusion or interference fold?. Journal of the Geological Society, 132 (2) 131-137 doi:10.1144/gsjgs.132.2.0131
Plain TextSNOWDEN, P. A., BICKLE, M. J. (1976) The Chinamora Batholith: diapiric intrusion or interference fold?. Journal of the Geological Society, 132 (2) 131-137 doi:10.1144/gsjgs.132.2.0131
In(1976, April) Journal of the Geological Society Vol. 132 (2) Geological Society of London

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