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(2016) Grounding-zone wedges on Antarctic continental shelves. Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 46. Geological Society of London. 243-244 doi:10.1144/m46.7

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TitleGrounding-zone wedges on Antarctic continental shelves
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Year2016Volume46
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