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Smith, J. (1900) Physical Evidences of a Marine Submergence. Transactions of the Geological Society of Glasgow, 11. 114-117 doi:10.1144/transglas.11.special.114

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TitlePhysical Evidences of a Marine Submergence
JournalTransactions of the Geological Society of Glasgow
AuthorsSmith, J.Author
Year1900 (January 1)Volume11
PublisherGeological Society of London
DOIdoi:10.1144/transglas.11.special.114
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Plain TextSmith, J. (1900) Physical Evidences of a Marine Submergence. Transactions of the Geological Society of Glasgow, 11. 114-117 doi:10.1144/transglas.11.special.114
In(1898) Transactions of the Geological Society of Glasgow Vol. 11. Geological Society of London

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