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HARRISON, J. B., BROWNE, A. J. JUKES (1889) Origin of the Radiolarian Earth of Barbados. Nature, 39 (1007) 367 doi:10.1038/039367d0

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TitleOrigin of the Radiolarian Earth of Barbados
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AuthorsHARRISON, J. B.Author
BROWNE, A. J. JUKESAuthor
Year1889 (February)Volume39
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PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/039367d0
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Full ReferenceHARRISON, J. B., BROWNE, A. J. JUKES (1889) Origin of the Radiolarian Earth of Barbados. Nature, 39 (1007) 367 doi:10.1038/039367d0
Plain TextHARRISON, J. B., BROWNE, A. J. JUKES (1889) Origin of the Radiolarian Earth of Barbados. Nature, 39 (1007) 367 doi:10.1038/039367d0
In(1889, February) Nature Vol. 39 (1007) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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