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Learmouth, Andrew, Howe, G. Melvyn (1987) Global Geocancerology: A World Geography of Human Cancers. The Geographical Journal, 153 (1) 117 doi:10.2307/634502

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TitleGlobal Geocancerology: A World Geography of Human Cancers
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Year1987 (March)Volume153
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