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Beard, J. S. and Day, H. W. (1987), The Smartville intrusive complex, Sierra Nevada, California: The core of a rifted volcanic arc: Geological Society of America Bulletin: 99(6): 779-791.

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Original EntryBeard, J. S. and Day, H. W. (1987), The Smartville intrusive complex, Sierra Nevada, California: The core of a rifted volcanic arc: Geological Society of America Bulletin: 99(6): 779-791.
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Full ReferenceBeard, J. S. and Day, H. W. (1987), The Smartville intrusive complex, Sierra Nevada, California: The core of a rifted volcanic arc: Geological Society of America Bulletin: 99(6): 779-791.
Plain TextBeard, J. S. and Day, H. W. (1987), The Smartville intrusive complex, Sierra Nevada, California: The core of a rifted volcanic arc: Geological Society of America Bulletin: 99(6): 779-791.

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