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Aiken, C.L.V. (1987) Comment on 'Crustal structure from three-dimensional gravity modeling of a metamorphic core complex: A model for uplift, Santa Catalina-Rincon Mountains, Arizona' by W.E. Holt, C.G. Chase, and T.C. Wallace: Geology: 15(10): 978-979.

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