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(2010) Mid-Devonian sinistral transpressional movements on the Great Glen Fault: the rise of the Rosemarkie Inlier and the Acadian Event in Scotland. Special Publication, 335. Geological Society of London. 161-187 doi:10.1144/sp335.8

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