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Henderson, R. J., Stevens, B.P.J. (2000) Discussion on: “Magnetic Susceptibility Mapping at Broken Hill, Australia”. Exploration Geophysics, 31 (4) 629 doi:10.1071/eg00629

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TitleDiscussion on: “Magnetic Susceptibility Mapping at Broken Hill, Australia”
JournalExploration Geophysics
AuthorsHenderson, R. J.Author
Stevens, B.P.J.Author
Year2000 (September)Volume31
Issue4
PublisherInforma UK Limited
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Full ReferenceHenderson, R. J., Stevens, B.P.J. (2000) Discussion on: “Magnetic Susceptibility Mapping at Broken Hill, Australia”. Exploration Geophysics, 31 (4) 629 doi:10.1071/eg00629
Plain TextHenderson, R. J., Stevens, B.P.J. (2000) Discussion on: “Magnetic Susceptibility Mapping at Broken Hill, Australia”. Exploration Geophysics, 31 (4) 629 doi:10.1071/eg00629
In(2000, September) Exploration Geophysics Vol. 31 (4) Informa UK Limited

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