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MACINTYRE, R. M., MITCHELL, J. G., DAWSON, J. B. (1974) Age of Fault Movements in Tanzanian Sector of East African Rift System. Nature, 247 (5440). 354-356 doi:10.1038/247354a0

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TitleAge of Fault Movements in Tanzanian Sector of East African Rift System
JournalNature
AuthorsMACINTYRE, R. M.Author
MITCHELL, J. G.Author
DAWSON, J. B.Author
Year1974 (February)Volume247
Issue5440
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceMACINTYRE, R. M., MITCHELL, J. G., DAWSON, J. B. (1974) Age of Fault Movements in Tanzanian Sector of East African Rift System. Nature, 247 (5440). 354-356 doi:10.1038/247354a0
Plain TextMACINTYRE, R. M., MITCHELL, J. G., DAWSON, J. B. (1974) Age of Fault Movements in Tanzanian Sector of East African Rift System. Nature, 247 (5440). 354-356 doi:10.1038/247354a0
In(1974, February) Nature Vol. 247 (5440) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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