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Ward, Lauck W. - Ed. (2007) Eocene and Oligocene Stratigraphy of Southeastern North Carolina. Field Trip Guidebook. Carolina Geological Society

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TitleEocene and Oligocene Stratigraphy of Southeastern North Carolina
ReportField Trip Guidebook
AuthorsWard, Lauck W.Editor
Year2007
PublisherCarolina Geological SocietyPlaceGaffney, SC
Download URLhttps://carolinageologicalsociety.org/2000s_files/gb%202007%20supp.pdf
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Full ReferenceWard, Lauck W. - Ed. (2007) Eocene and Oligocene Stratigraphy of Southeastern North Carolina. Field Trip Guidebook. Carolina Geological Society
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