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Petersson, Andreas, Waight, Tod, Kemp, Anthony I.S., Whitehouse, Martin. J., Valley, John W. (2024) An Eoarchean continental nucleus for the Fennoscandian Shield and a link to the North Atlantic craton. Geology, 52 (3) 171-175 doi:10.1130/g51658.1

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TitleAn Eoarchean continental nucleus for the Fennoscandian Shield and a link to the North Atlantic craton
JournalGeology
AuthorsPetersson, AndreasAuthor
Waight, TodAuthor
Kemp, Anthony I.S.Author
Whitehouse, Martin. J.Author
Valley, John W.Author
Year2024 (March 1)Volume52
Issue3
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g51658.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferencePetersson, Andreas, Waight, Tod, Kemp, Anthony I.S., Whitehouse, Martin. J., Valley, John W. (2024) An Eoarchean continental nucleus for the Fennoscandian Shield and a link to the North Atlantic craton. Geology, 52 (3) 171-175 doi:10.1130/g51658.1
Plain TextPetersson, Andreas, Waight, Tod, Kemp, Anthony I.S., Whitehouse, Martin. J., Valley, John W. (2024) An Eoarchean continental nucleus for the Fennoscandian Shield and a link to the North Atlantic craton. Geology, 52 (3) 171-175 doi:10.1130/g51658.1
In(2024, March) Geology Vol. 52 (3) Geological Society of America

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