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Chattopadhyay, Guru Prasad (1984) A fossil valley-wall rock glacier in the Cairngorm mountains. Scottish Journal of Geology, 20 (1) 121-125 doi:10.1144/sjg20010121

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TitleA fossil valley-wall rock glacier in the Cairngorm mountains
JournalScottish Journal of Geology
AuthorsChattopadhyay, Guru PrasadAuthor
Year1984 (June)Volume20
Issue1
PublisherGeological Society of London
DOIdoi:10.1144/sjg20010121Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceChattopadhyay, Guru Prasad (1984) A fossil valley-wall rock glacier in the Cairngorm mountains. Scottish Journal of Geology, 20 (1) 121-125 doi:10.1144/sjg20010121
Plain TextChattopadhyay, Guru Prasad (1984) A fossil valley-wall rock glacier in the Cairngorm mountains. Scottish Journal of Geology, 20 (1) 121-125 doi:10.1144/sjg20010121
In(1984, June) Scottish Journal of Geology Vol. 20 (1) Geological Society of London

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