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Stone, P., Breward, N., Merriman, R.J, Plant, J.A. (2004) Regional geochemistry of cryptic geology: variations in trace element distribution across the Southern Uplands terrane, Scotland. Applied Earth Science, 113 (1) 43-57 doi:10.1179/037174504225004529

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TitleRegional geochemistry of cryptic geology: variations in trace element distribution across the Southern Uplands terrane, Scotland
JournalApplied Earth Science
AuthorsStone, P.Author
Breward, N.Author
Merriman, R.JAuthor
Plant, J.A.Author
Year2004 (April)Volume113
Issue1
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1179/037174504225004529Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceStone, P., Breward, N., Merriman, R.J, Plant, J.A. (2004) Regional geochemistry of cryptic geology: variations in trace element distribution across the Southern Uplands terrane, Scotland. Applied Earth Science, 113 (1) 43-57 doi:10.1179/037174504225004529
Plain TextStone, P., Breward, N., Merriman, R.J, Plant, J.A. (2004) Regional geochemistry of cryptic geology: variations in trace element distribution across the Southern Uplands terrane, Scotland. Applied Earth Science, 113 (1) 43-57 doi:10.1179/037174504225004529
In(2004, April) Applied Earth Science Vol. 113 (1) Informa UK Limited

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