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Burke, Randy B.,( ) Some Aspect of Salt Dissolution in the Williston Basin of North Dakota :North Dakota Geological Survey Vol. 28 No..1

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Original EntryBurke, Randy B.,( ) Some Aspect of Salt Dissolution in the Williston Basin of North Dakota :North Dakota Geological Survey Vol. 28 No..1
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Full ReferenceBurke, Randy B.,( ) Some Aspect of Salt Dissolution in the Williston Basin of North Dakota :North Dakota Geological Survey Vol. 28 No..1
Plain TextBurke, Randy B.,( ) Some Aspect of Salt Dissolution in the Williston Basin of North Dakota :North Dakota Geological Survey Vol. 28 No..1

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Adams County, North Dakota, USAβ“˜ Halite

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