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Hints, O, Kirsimäe, K, Meidla, T (2020) Two hundred years of geology education in Estonia. Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences, 69 (4) 175pp. doi:10.3176/earth.2020.22

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TitleTwo hundred years of geology education in Estonia
JournalEstonian Journal of Earth Sciences
AuthorsHints, OAuthor
Kirsimäe, KAuthor
Meidla, TAuthor
Year2020Volume69
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PublisherEstonian Academy Publishers
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