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Sell, Bryan K., Samson, Scott D. (2011) Apatite phenocryst compositions demonstrate a miscorrelation between the Millbrig and Kinnekulle K-bentonites of North America and Scandinavia. Geology, 39 (4) 303-306 doi:10.1130/g31425.1

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TitleApatite phenocryst compositions demonstrate a miscorrelation between the Millbrig and Kinnekulle K-bentonites of North America and Scandinavia
JournalGeology
AuthorsSell, Bryan K.Author
Samson, Scott D.Author
Year2011 (April)Volume39
Issue4
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g31425.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSell, Bryan K., Samson, Scott D. (2011) Apatite phenocryst compositions demonstrate a miscorrelation between the Millbrig and Kinnekulle K-bentonites of North America and Scandinavia. Geology, 39 (4) 303-306 doi:10.1130/g31425.1
Plain TextSell, Bryan K., Samson, Scott D. (2011) Apatite phenocryst compositions demonstrate a miscorrelation between the Millbrig and Kinnekulle K-bentonites of North America and Scandinavia. Geology, 39 (4) 303-306 doi:10.1130/g31425.1
In(2011, April) Geology Vol. 39 (4) Geological Society of America

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