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Hickman, A. H. (1978) Recumbent folds between Glen Roy and Lismore. Scottish Journal of Geology, 14 (3) 191-212 doi:10.1144/sjg14030191

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TitleRecumbent folds between Glen Roy and Lismore
JournalScottish Journal of Geology
AuthorsHickman, A. H.Author
Year1978 (September)Volume14
Issue3
PublisherGeological Society of London
DOIdoi:10.1144/sjg14030191Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHickman, A. H. (1978) Recumbent folds between Glen Roy and Lismore. Scottish Journal of Geology, 14 (3) 191-212 doi:10.1144/sjg14030191
Plain TextHickman, A. H. (1978) Recumbent folds between Glen Roy and Lismore. Scottish Journal of Geology, 14 (3) 191-212 doi:10.1144/sjg14030191
In(1978, September) Scottish Journal of Geology Vol. 14 (3) Geological Society of London

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