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Park, Adrian F., Whitehead, James (2003) Structural transect through Silurian turbidites of the Fredericton Belt southwest of Fredericton, New Brunswick: the role of the Fredericton Fault in late Iapetus convergence. Atlantic Geology, 39 (3) doi:10.4138/1183

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TitleStructural transect through Silurian turbidites of the Fredericton Belt southwest of Fredericton, New Brunswick: the role of the Fredericton Fault in late Iapetus convergence
JournalAtlantic Geology
AuthorsPark, Adrian F.Author
Whitehead, JamesAuthor
Year2003 (October 10)Volume39
Issue3
PublisherAtlantic Geology
DOIdoi:10.4138/1183Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferencePark, Adrian F., Whitehead, James (2003) Structural transect through Silurian turbidites of the Fredericton Belt southwest of Fredericton, New Brunswick: the role of the Fredericton Fault in late Iapetus convergence. Atlantic Geology, 39 (3) doi:10.4138/1183
Plain TextPark, Adrian F., Whitehead, James (2003) Structural transect through Silurian turbidites of the Fredericton Belt southwest of Fredericton, New Brunswick: the role of the Fredericton Fault in late Iapetus convergence. Atlantic Geology, 39 (3) doi:10.4138/1183
In(2003, October) Atlantic Geology Vol. 39 (3) Atlantic Geology

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