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(1842) XX. Plausible reasons and positive proofs, showing that no portion of the devonian system can be of the age of the old red sandstone. The London, Edinburgh, And Dublin Philosophical Magazine And Journal Of Science, S. 3 Vol. 20 (129) London. 117-135 doi:10.1080/14786444208650535

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TitleXX. Plausible reasons and positive proofs, showing that no portion of the devonian system can be of the age of the old red sandstone
JournalThe London, Edinburgh, And Dublin Philosophical Magazine And Journal Of Science
Year1842 (February)Series:Volume3:20
Issue129
PublisherRichard and John E. TaylorPlaceLondon
DOIdoi:10.1080/14786444208650535
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Full Reference(1842) XX. Plausible reasons and positive proofs, showing that no portion of the devonian system can be of the age of the old red sandstone. The London, Edinburgh, And Dublin Philosophical Magazine And Journal Of Science, S. 3 Vol. 20 (129) London. 117-135 doi:10.1080/14786444208650535
Plain Text(1842) XX. Plausible reasons and positive proofs, showing that no portion of the devonian system can be of the age of the old red sandstone. The London, Edinburgh, And Dublin Philosophical Magazine And Journal Of Science, S. 3 Vol. 20 (129) London. 117-135 doi:10.1080/14786444208650535
In(1842, February) The London, Edinburgh, And Dublin Philosophical Magazine And Journal Of Science S. 3 Vol. 20 (129) Richard and John E. Taylor

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