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Collar, Frank (2004) Dr Kenneth Spink FIMMM FGS. Applied Earth Science, 113 (4) 289 doi:10.1179/174327504x27206

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TitleDr Kenneth Spink FIMMM FGS
JournalApplied Earth Science
AuthorsCollar, FrankAuthor
Year2004 (December)Volume113
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PublisherInforma UK Limited
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In(2004, December) Applied Earth Science Vol. 113 (4) Informa UK Limited

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