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Tectonostratigraphic Terranes In The Northern Appalachians: Their Distribution, Origin, And Age; Evidence For Their Existence; Albany, New York To ... 26, 1989, Volume T359
Tectonostratigraphic Terranes In The Northern Appalachians: Their Distribution, Origin, And Age; Evidence For Their Existence; Albany, New York To ... 26, 1989, Volume T359

By D.C.) International Geological Congress (28th 1989 Washington, E.-An Zen

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Published By The American Geophysical Union As Part Of The Field Trip Guidebooks Series, Volume 359. Evolution Of The Appalachian Orogen Spanned The Paleozoic And Mesozoic Eras. Within The Confines...

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