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FLETCHER, L. (1902) Fall of a Meteoric Stone near Crumlin (Co. Antrim) September 13. Nature, 66 (1719) 577-579 doi:10.1038/066577d0

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TitleFall of a Meteoric Stone near Crumlin (Co. Antrim) September 13
JournalNature
AuthorsFLETCHER, L.Author
Year1902 (October)Volume66
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PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/066577d0
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Full ReferenceFLETCHER, L. (1902) Fall of a Meteoric Stone near Crumlin (Co. Antrim) September 13. Nature, 66 (1719) 577-579 doi:10.1038/066577d0
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In(1902, October) Nature Vol. 66 (1719) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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