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Waldron, John W.F., Schofield, David I., Murphy, J. Brendan, Thomas, Chris W. (2014) How was the Iapetus Ocean infected with subduction?. Geology, 42 (12) 1095-1098 doi:10.1130/g36194.1

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TitleHow was the Iapetus Ocean infected with subduction?
JournalGeology
AuthorsWaldron, John W.F.Author
Schofield, David I.Author
Murphy, J. BrendanAuthor
Thomas, Chris W.Author
Year2014 (December)Volume42
Issue12
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g36194.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWaldron, John W.F., Schofield, David I., Murphy, J. Brendan, Thomas, Chris W. (2014) How was the Iapetus Ocean infected with subduction?. Geology, 42 (12) 1095-1098 doi:10.1130/g36194.1
Plain TextWaldron, John W.F., Schofield, David I., Murphy, J. Brendan, Thomas, Chris W. (2014) How was the Iapetus Ocean infected with subduction?. Geology, 42 (12) 1095-1098 doi:10.1130/g36194.1
In(2014, December) Geology Vol. 42 (12) Geological Society of America

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