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Lower cretaceous ammonites from North-east England, the Hauterivian genus Simbirskites
Faunal Provinces in Space and Time Liverpool Geological Society the Manch
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The Geology Of England And Wales
The Geology Of England And Wales

By P. F. Rawson, P. McL. D. Duff, P. J. Brenchley

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England And Wales Through Geological Time / Patrick J. Brenchley And Peter F. Rawson -- Neoproterozoic : The Late Precambrian Terranes That Formed Eastern Avalonia / Duncan Mcilroy And Jana M. Horá...

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THE GEOLOGY OF ENGLAND AND WALES
THE GEOLOGY OF ENGLAND AND WALES

By P. F. Rawson, P. McL. D. Duff, Editors P. F. Rawson And P. J. Brenchley, Patrick J. Brenchley

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the Geology Of England And Wales Is Considerably Expanded From Its Predecessor, Reflecting The Increase In Our Knowledge Of The Region, And Particularly Of The Offshore Areas. Forty Specialists Hav...

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