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Title	Are Some Tillites Impact-Related Debris-Flow Deposits?
Journal	The Journal of Geology
Authors	Rampino, Michael R.		Author
Year	2017 (March)	Volume	125
Issue	2
Publisher	University of Chicago Press
DOI	doi:10.1086/690212Search in ResearchGate
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