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DENNING, W. F. (1898) The Red Spot on Jupiter, and its Suspected Identity With Previous Markings. Nature, 58 (1501) 331-332 doi:10.1038/058331a0

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TitleThe Red Spot on Jupiter, and its Suspected Identity With Previous Markings
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AuthorsDENNING, W. F.Author
Year1898 (August)Volume58
Issue1501
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/058331a0
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Plain TextDENNING, W. F. (1898) The Red Spot on Jupiter, and its Suspected Identity With Previous Markings. Nature, 58 (1501) 331-332 doi:10.1038/058331a0
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