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Butler, J.R. and Howell, D.E. (1976), Geology Of The Taxahaw Quadrangle, Lancaster County, South Carolina: South Carolina Geological Survey, Geological Notes: 20(4): 133-149.

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Original EntryButler, J.R. and Howell, D.E. (1976), Geology Of The Taxahaw Quadrangle, Lancaster County, South Carolina: South Carolina Geological Survey, Geological Notes: 20(4): 133-149.
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Full ReferenceButler, J.R. and Howell, D.E. (1976), Geology Of The Taxahaw Quadrangle, Lancaster County, South Carolina: South Carolina Geological Survey, Geological Notes: 20(4): 133-149.
Plain TextButler, J.R. and Howell, D.E. (1976), Geology Of The Taxahaw Quadrangle, Lancaster County, South Carolina: South Carolina Geological Survey, Geological Notes: 20(4): 133-149.

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