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Scotchman, I.C. (1991) The geochemistry of concretions from the Kimmeridge Clay Formation of southern and eastern England. Sedimentology, 38, 79-106.

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Original EntryScotchman, I.C. (1991) The geochemistry of concretions from the Kimmeridge Clay Formation of southern and eastern England. Sedimentology, 38, 79-106.
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